In metal processing, cutting and welding are common key processes, but they often leave burrs, sharp angles, slag, or irregular textures on the metal surface. These defects not only affect aesthetics, but may also affect the assembly accuracy, functionality, and service life of metal components.

To address these issues, deburring and wire drawing processes have become the key to the rebirth of metal surfaces, guiding them towards higher quality and precision.

The deburring process is the first step in repairing metal surfaces.

During the cutting and welding process, burrs on the metal edges are inevitable. These burrs not only damage the smoothness of the surface, but may also interfere with the assembly and subsequent processing of the parts.

Through efficient deburring technology, burrs on metal surfaces can be quickly removed, restoring smoothness and precision, providing a good foundation for subsequent processes.

Deburring not only improves the appearance of metal parts, but also enhances their accuracy and safety.

The wire drawing process is a key step in improving the texture and functionality of metal surfaces.

After welding, irregular marks and defects usually appear on the metal surface. Through meticulous grinding processes, wire drawing forms a uniform texture on the metal surface, which not only improves the visual effect of the metal, but also enhances its wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and fingerprint resistance.

Wire drawing processing not only makes metal parts more exquisite in appearance, but also enhances their service life, especially in the processing of stainless steel and aluminum parts, where wire drawing technology is particularly important.

With the continuous advancement of metal processing technology, deburring and wire drawing processes will continue to lead metal surface processing towards higher standards, promoting the application of metal products in various industries.

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