Deflashing tool has fully variable compliance

A Tatem Industrial Automation product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team May 16, 2002

The range of deflashing tool solutions from Tatem Industrial Automation has been extended to include Flexifile 2000.

The range of deflashing tool solutions from Tatem Industrial Automation has been extended to include Flexifile 2000.

This is a high-spec compliant product which can be robot or even tool-stand mounted.

It has been designed for use in deburring, fettling and flash removal from aluminium die-castings, and is ideal for use in a wide range of general engineering applications including the automotive, aerospace and defence industries.

Standard files and needle files can be used, and the file tip is compliant in all directions with radial springs providing the filing pressure.

The reciprocating speed is fully variable and can be remotely adjusted by the robot or separate controller.

The degree of compliance can also be similarly tuned to suit the work in hand, from virtually rigid for harder materials down to highly compliant movement where more delicate products are involved.

The Flexifile 2000 can be used in any orientation and is particularly suited for high production conditions for both metallic and non-metallic products.

It is well suited to the removal of internal and external burrs on castings or small parts, and provides easy access to narrow slots and grooves.

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