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ATI: Material Removal Tools Compliant Deburring Blade CDB-8-11
ATI: Material Removal Tools  Compliant Deburring Blade CDB-8-11
 
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ATI: Material Removal Tools Compliant Deburring Blade CDB-8-11

ATI Compliant Deburring Tools can use a robot to deburr aluminum, plastic, steel, and similar materials.

Axially-Compliant Finishing Tools from ATI are compatible with a wide array of commercial media and offer users flexibility to accommodate a diverse assortment of materials and applications. Each model features a robust, high-torque, air motor and is differentiated by the style of media with which they are used.

The Compliant Deburring Blade (CDB) is especially suited for removal of parting lines and flash from parts. The CDB’s Auto Tool Changer (ATC) allows it to be used in a wide variety of applications without human interaction.

The CDB’s pneumatically controlled, articulated compliance allows the blade to follow the part profile and compensate for surface irregularities while maintaining a constant force. As a result, high feed rates with uniform quality in any orientation is achievable. The tool requires no oil.

When the customer supplies air pressure to the compliance air fitting, the tool activates a compliance feature (or complies) for consistent deburring on irregular part patterns. The CDB utilizes standard industrial blades that allow for adaptation to changing assembly lines and part requirements.

Features and Benefits

  • Suited for light and medium effort deburring, chamfering, and scraping of plastic, aluminum, steel, and brass parts.
  • Great replacement for hand deburring operations.
  • Utilizes industry standard blades and media.
  • Floating radial and axial compliance reduces robot programming.
  • Compliance force adjustable by varying supply air pressure.
  • Mounts to a robot, bench, or fixture.


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