Efficient Portable Deburring Tool for Manufacturing Reducing Working Time

Efficient portable deburring tool for manufacturing reducing working time

- Removes burrs without leaving scratches.

- You can remove burrs without pin-pointing their location.

- Reduces working time.

The picture is of the basic set, consisting of the BARUZO main unit (A010) and

the basic brush (BA12-90L).
1. Die-cast parting line burrs and inner diameter burrs can be removed without damaging the work.
2. Deburring is completed in 1/5th of the time usually required for filing.
3. The drive unit is vibrating (back and forth), rather than rotating,

    meaning the operator can use it safely.
4. When the brush wears down you can simply replace the brush part.
5. The brush contains no abrasives, so the finished surface is remarkably clean.

Explanation of Image 1-2
Burrs intentionally created on an aluminum shift were removed using two methods.
1. Using a file to deburr: 3 minutes.
2. Using BARUZO it is possible to do this in 20 seconds.

    This demonstrates a reduction in working time.

Metal used: Metal (aluminum alloy) with fine burrs from production.
Tool used: BARUZO A010 + BA12-90L
Working time: Approximately 30 seconds.
*Photos were taken using a microscope.

Metal used: Metal (carbon steel S45C) with fine burrs from production.
Tool used: BARUZO A010 + BA08-90L
Working time: Approximately 10 seconds.
*Photos were taken using a microscope.

Metal used: Metal (carbon steel S45C) with fine burrs from production.
Tool used: BARUZO A010 + BA15-90L
Working time: Approximately 25 seconds.
*Photos were taken using a microscope.

English subtitles use of BARUZO

 URL  https://youtu.be/lVA0g2HQgsI

About Flash DB
1. Since the blade only touches the work surface twice every rotation,

    only burrs that protrude from the surface are removed.
2. It doesn't cause deep scratches to the work.

About Twister DB
1. Because it moves back and forth a distance of 10mm each vibration,

    it is effective at removing deep burrs.
2. Effective for "Cross burrs" produced when making vertical holes.

Company name: HONMA SHOKAI CO., LTD.
Established: 1970
Type of business: Abrasives sales (grindstones, coated abrasives, abrasive belts,

abrasives (buffing materials, compounds, diamond pastes, etc.)),

development and sales of deburring tools.

A photo of the Japanese patent for deburring tools (BARUZO).