OXIDE REMOVAL

What is laser oxide?

Oxide is formed during cutting processes such as laser, plasma or flame cutting. As long as there is oxygen as cutting gas, an oxide layer will form on the cut surface of the metal part.

Why remove laser oxide?

If there is oxide on the edge of your product, it will become very unstable for subsequent coating and painting processes. In addition, welding work will be difficult to carry out, and the weld will rust over time and even break. Therefore, removing oxide becomes very important.


Laser oxide removal machines at ADV Grinding

In the past, we scraped off the oxide layer manually. Now ADV Grinding has 2 model steel wire brushes (W station and Y station) that can easily remove oxide from the surface and sides of the cut parts. You can find them below


ADV 508-RY Series: When using steel wire abrasives at the Y station, the oxide on the cut surface can be easily removed. When changing the non-woven abrasives at the Y station, a uniform edge rounding effect can be obtained.


ADV 508-RW Series: Depending on the variety of abrasives, the W station can use sandpaper, steel wire abrasives, to achieve deburring, edge rounding, finishing and laser oxide removal of different metal parts.



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