10/06/2026
Fine blanking parts may look clean after pressing, but burrs and sharp edges can still create problems in assembly, coating, handling, and downstream machining.
For high-volume production, the real challenge is not simply removing burrs.
It is keeping the edge quality consistent from the first part to the last part in the batch.
Manual deburring is flexible, but it often brings unstable results, higher labor pressure, and possible over-grinding. This becomes more obvious when small ferrous parts are produced in large quantities.
That is why many fine blanking and stamping manufacturers choose a wet through-feed deburring process.
For small flat parts, a suitable system should support:
• Stable part holding
• Controlled burr removal
• Edge rounding and surface smoothing
• Heat control during processing
• Continuous batch production
• Repeatable results with less manual work
JONSEN SD300-2WJS+2D is designed for fine blanking, punching, stamping, and flat precision machined parts. With a magnetic conveyor, wet operation, wide abrasive belt heads, planetary disk brush stations, automatic abrasive compensation, and coolant filtration, it helps manufacturers build a more stable deburring process for high-volume small parts.
For fine blanking production, the key question is not only:
“Can this machine remove burrs?”
A better question is:
“Can it keep removing burrs consistently across thousands of parts per shift?”
JONSEN supports metal deburring, edge rounding, surface finishing, de-slagging, and precision grinding solutions based on real part requirements.
Send us your sample parts or drawings to discuss the right deburring process.