Specification
| Parameter | Typical Specification |
|---|---|
| Working principle | Rotating magnetic field drives stainless steel pins through the part surface |
| Pin material | SUS304 or SUS316 stainless steel |
| Pin diameter | 0.2 mm to 1.5 mm, selected by burr size and part geometry |
| Tank capacity | 2 L to 20 L depending on model |
| Rotation speed | Approx. 500 to 2800 rpm, stepless adjustment |
| Motor power | 0.4 kW to 1.5 kW depending on model |
| Power supply | 110 V / 220 V / 380 V, 50 / 60 Hz, customizable to destination market |
| Process time | Typically 10 to 60 minutes per batch |
| Process medium | Clean water with a deburring or polishing liquid |
| Control | Automatic cycle control; forward and reverse rotation |
| Control system | PLC with touch screen and recipe storage |
| Automatic functions | Timed cycle, speed ramp, liquid dosing, auto drain |
| Suitable printed materials | 316L, 17-4PH, Ti6Al4V, AlSi10Mg, Inconel |
| Surface improvement | Reduces surface roughness and loose powder adhesion |
| Optional accessories | Pin separator, filtration, additional tanks |
Specifications are typical values. Models, tank size, voltage and options can be customized. Please contact us with your part details for a suggested configuration.
Application
Additive manufacturing users apply this machine as a post-processing step to reduce manual labour and improve part consistency.
- Aerospace brackets and nozzles: clean fine edges and surface of printed titanium and nickel parts.
- Medical implants and instruments: smooth small printed parts before final polishing.
- Tooling and conformal-cooling inserts: clean small channels and edges.
- Automotive prototypes: finish small metal printed parts in batches.
- Dental frameworks and crowns: remove residue and smooth surfaces.
- Lattice and lightweight structures: clean fine features that tools cannot reach.
Printed parts vary in geometry, so we suggest a sample trial to confirm pin size, time and the right balance between smoothing and detail retention.
Advantages
- Repeatable post-processing: stored recipes reduce operator dependence.
- Hands-off operation: automatic cycle, dosing and drain save labour.
- Cleans complex geometry: pins and liquid reach internal channels and lattices.
- Less manual finishing: reduces hand sanding and filing time.
- Detail-friendly: gentle action helps preserve thin walls and fine features.
- Fits production workflow: easy to integrate with heat treatment and inspection steps.
Comparison with Other Deburring Methods
| Factor | Magnetic Pin Deburring | Vibratory or Barrel Finishing | Manual Deburring |
|---|---|---|---|
| Access to small holes and slots | Excellent, fine pins enter micro features | Limited, media is often too large | Depends on operator and tools |
| Typical cycle time | 10 to 60 minutes per batch | Several hours per batch | Minutes per part, labour heavy |
| Consistency between batches | High, controlled by time and speed | Medium | Varies by operator |
| Risk of part-to-part damage | Low, parts are held in the pin bed | Higher, parts can collide | Scratches and over-removal possible |
| Labour requirement | Low, load and unload only | Low | High |
| Fit for 3D printed parts | Cleans channels, lattices and fine burrs | Poor access to internal features | Very slow on complex shapes |
Buyers usually compare cycle time, access to small features, running cost and consistency. Send us a sample and we can show how the process performs on your own parts.
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