Ideal
for the AUTOMATION of fine deburring.
XEBEC Cutting Fiber has been extremely successfull in automotive
engine and aircraft parts.
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| Suitable for use on machining
centers, robots, custom machines,
and drilling machines – easy to automate.
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Superior grinding performance thanks to the self-sharpening action of the cutting edge of
the Fine Alumina Fiber rod tips. The continuous cutting edge provides
stable grinding performance. |
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Consistently superior grinding
performance can be achieved by establishing suitable processing
conditions.
(cutting depth and rpm) |
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Can deburr and finish edges simultaneously. |
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Can improve surface roughness in a shorter time, thus shortening the finishing process. |
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Ideal for fine deburring and surface finishing
of automotive parts, aircraft parts, and machine parts. |
■Fiber
Rod Type
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| Fiber rod |
Features |
A11 (Red) |
Easy to
fit, more suitable for fine deburring than A21(white). |
| Thanks
to the softness of the fiber rod, it will fit with uneven
workpieces. |
| Burrs are removed without breaking the edge pattern. |
| Suitable
for grinding and surface finishing of iron. Especially superior
grinding performance in wet processing |
| Wet processing
can improve surface roughness in a shorter time. |
A21 (White) |
Superior
grinding performance thanks to the high rigidity (compared
with A11). |
| Can remove
rather large burrs after machine processing. |
| Wet processing
can improve surface roughness in a shorter time. |
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■Comparison of structure
and features with abrasives-impregnated nylon brushes
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Fiber rods for XEBEC Cutting Fiber |
Rods for abrasives- impregnated nylon brushes |
| Structure |
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| Consistent rigidity |
A
single Fine Alumina Fiber Rod is made by binding together 1,000
Alumina Fiber Filaments(diameter ø10μm for red rods
and ø15μm for white rods).
Therefore, this structure maintains a consistent rigidity and there
is virtually no fiber rod configurational change during the deburring
process. |
The abrasive grain is impregnated in nylon.
The nylon base gives it flexibility but low rigidity.
So there is rod configurational change in the deburring process. |
| Superior grinding performance |
ALF
makes up approximately 75% of the total weight;
The self-sharpening action of the cutting edge on the Alumina
Fiber Rod tips and continuous cutting edges provides superior
grinding performance. |
Abrasive
grain makes up only 30% weight; its self-sharpening action is weaker,
resulting in lower grinding efficiency. |
| Uniform fine
finishing |
Thanks
to the multitude of uniform Alumina Fiber on the rod tips, stable
and uniform finishing can be achieved; keeping superior grinding
performance. |
Due
to the variation in abrasive grains diameters, it’s hard to get
uniform finishes |
| No clogging |
Thanks
to the self –sharpening action of the cutting edge
on the Alumina Fiber od tips, it’s difficulte to clog the tool. |
Due
to less self- sharpening action, it’s easy to clog the tool. |
| For both dry and wet processing |
Thanks
to the high thermal resistance (approx. 150℃),
the grinding performance is stable even in dry processing.
Thanks to superior water-resistance, there is no decrease
in rigidity even wet processing, providing stable grinding
performance. |
Due
to the low thermal resistance (approx. 90℃), the heat generated
in dry processing results in decreased rigidity and molten nylon
on the workpiece.
Due to low water-resistance, rigidity and grinding performance is
decreases. |
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■Usage
- Deburring of fine burrs (where the base thickness
is 0.1mm or less after machine processing)
and finishing of edges
- Fine deburring of surfaces
(1) Deburring and finishing of edges (pipe, connections, shafts etc.)
(2) Deburring after small diameter bore (press, drill, laser) processing
- Precision parts such as automotive engine parts that
must be deburred while maintaining edge quality without secondary
burrs
- Grinding, and finishing flat surfaces, Gently uneven
surfaces and free surfaces
- The Hand Grinder Type is recommended for use with
machining centers for free surface finishing
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■Applications
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Grinding performance and finishing quality of XEBEC Cutting
Fiber and finishing quality is highly superior to other brushes (abrasives-impregnated
nylon brushes, brass brushes, stainless wire brushes etc.).
We compare the grinding performance in workpieces of the following materials;
iron, aluminum alloy, magnesium alloy, and titanium. Bellow comparison
graphs demonstrate the superior grinding performance of XEBEC Cutting
Fiber. |
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■Grinding Performance Comparison in SUS303 (Dry processing)
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■Grinding Performance Comparison in S50C (Wet processing)
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■Grinding
Performance Comparison in Aluminum Alloy (Wet processing)
XEBEC Cutting Fiber shows superior grinding performance in wet processing
of aluminium alloys. |
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■Grinding
Performance Comparison in Magnesium Alloy (Dry processing)
XEBEC Cutting Fiber shows superior grinding performance in magnesium alloy
(whichi is prevelent in
Information Technology field). |
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■Grinding
Performance Comparison in Titanium Alloy (Wet processing)
XEBEC Cutting Fiber shows superior grinding performance in titanium
which is impossible for common brushes to grind. |
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■Attachiment Method
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[Initial conditions for test processing]
| 1. Cutting depth (Grinding load) |
(1) Deburring:0.5mm → maximum 1.0mm
0.5kgf → maximum 1.0kgf (in case of load control)
(2) Surface Grinding:1.0mm → maximum 1.5mm
1.0kgf → maximum 1.5kgf (in case of load control) |
| 2. Revolutions(Speed of the circumference) |
・ø100: 800rpm → maximum 1,200rpm
・ø60 : 1,300rpm → maximum 2,000rpm
・ø40 : 2,000rpm → maximum 3,000rpm
・ø25 : 3,000rpm → maximum 5,000rpm
・ø15 : 4,000rpm → maximum 6,000rpm
・ø06 : 8,000rpm → maximum 10,000rpm |
| 3. Feed rate |
40mm/sec |
| 4. Fine Alumina Fiber Rods exposure
from sleeve |
| ø100, ø60, ø40,ø 25: |
15mm |
| ø15: |
10mm |
| ø06: |
5mm |
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| 5. Dry / Wet processing |
(1) Deburring:The brush can be used for both dry and wet processing.
(2) Surface grinding :Refer to the matrix below. |
| Materal |
SUS303 |
STAVAX |
S50C |
Cupper |
Aluminum |
Magnesium |
Titanium |
Nickel |
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