Small hardware residual deburring review

Remaining hand work may involve hole burrs, slot edges, impact damage, final appearance or slow separation. Select the actual remaining problems to review the corresponding source fields. Record where the burr is located and which manual operation is still required. A clean outer edge does not demonstrate that a hole or slot has been reached, and a deburred part may still fail its surface acceptance criteria.

Review the hand-work that remains after finishing

Burrs remain inside holesOuter edges are clean but slots are still sharpParts are deburred but surfaces are dentedFinish is dull after burr removalManual sorting is slow after finishing

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Small hardware residual deburring review - First review field for each entry - Jintaijin — First review field for each entry. Original diagram of qualitative source fields; not a trial outcome.

Identify the work that still needs a hand operation

Possible causes are hypotheses; source adjustments are conditional review directions, not approved settings or confirmed diagnosis. Check feature access and media lodging on representative parts; chemistry and operating limits require supplied guidance. Keep every selected requirement with the part and the actual trial record. Selecting a row does not show that its acceptance condition has been met.

Verify burr access and separation before counting saved work

Measure each opening and compare it with the tested media geometry. Retain inspection evidence for residual burrs, dents and lodged media separately. The reference does not calculate labour savings or accepted output; count accepted parts only after the agreed feature checks and separation review.

Reviewed source reference

Burrs remain inside holes

Likely Cause: Media cannot reach or does not rotate through the hole edge

What to Check: Hole diameter, media size, media shape

Recommended Adjustment: Test smaller or better-shaped media, but avoid media that can lodge

Outer edges are clean but slots are still sharp

Likely Cause: Media bridges over narrow slots

What to Check: Slot width, media contact pattern, cycle time

Recommended Adjustment: Use media geometry that can enter the slot without sticking

Parts are deburred but surfaces are dented

Likely Cause: Part-on-part impact or media too heavy

What to Check: Batch load, part-to-media ratio, material softness

Recommended Adjustment: Increase media support, reduce batch load, or use gentler media

Finish is dull after burr removal

Likely Cause: Cutting stage is too aggressive for final appearance

What to Check: Media grade, compound, final surface requirement

Recommended Adjustment: Add a finer finishing or polishing stage

Manual sorting is slow after finishing

Likely Cause: Media lodging or poor separation

What to Check: Screen size, holes, slots, part openings

Recommended Adjustment: Improve separation and avoid media close to feature dimensions

Read the Jintaijin technical article. Source table reviewed 3 October 2026. Possible causes, directions and adjustments remain conditional reference fields.

Small hardware residual deburring review - Risks or checks remain visible - Jintaijin — Risks or checks remain visible. Original diagram of qualitative source fields; not a trial outcome.

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