The importance of "deburring" and the technologies that support it.
In the manufacturing of lighting poles, "deburring" is an important process that supports the safety and durability of the product. Burrs are small protrusions or sharp edges that occur when metal is cut, drilled, or welded. If burrs remain, they can lead to injuries for workers and users, as well as damage the insulation of wiring that runs through the pole, potentially causing electrical issues.
Additionally, burrs can make it difficult for paint to adhere, leading to peeling and corrosion. They can also prevent parts from fitting together properly, resulting in extra labor during assembly and installation, which affects the quality and workability of the product. To finish properly, it is important to use a combination of machining and manual work tailored to the materials such as stainless steel, aluminum, and steel, as well as the thickness and shape of the parts. Even fine details that are difficult to process with machines are carefully finished by workers.
Why does seemingly inconspicuous deburring influence the safety, lifespan, and aesthetic quality of lighting poles?
Kandai Industry's website provides detailed explanations of the problems caused by burrs and the deburring methods suited to different materials and shapes. For more information, please refer to the related link.

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