Manual Beveling of Magnets The Process Explained
Join us as we showcase the manual beveling process used for larger magnets, a key step in our manufacturing workflow. Manual beveling involves the use of high-speed rotating grinding wheels to smoothly remove sharp edges and burrs from magnets. This process is crucial for preventing chipping and notches during the electroplating process and ensures the magnet's appearance is maintained.
This video offers a straightforward look at how our team performs manual beveling, highlighting the careful attention needed to enhance the magnet's durability and look without compromising its integrity. Suitable for larger magnets where detailed edge treatment is necessary, manual beveling is a fundamental part of preparing magnets for their final application.
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What You Will See:
An introduction to the manual beveling process.
The use of grinding wheels to remove sharp edges and burrs.
The significance of this process in preparing magnets for electroplating.
A practical demonstration of manual beveling on larger magnets.
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