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Burr

Last updated: July 19, 2024

What Does Burr Mean?

A burr is a small piece of material that remains after a material modification process. It typically is a rough, sharp ridge or protrusion. Burrs are usually undesirable and some remedial operation is often performed after the material modification process to remove the burr.

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Corrosionpedia Explains Burr

A burr can be considered a safety hazard. They are often thin and sharp, and consequently can damage materials or injure people.

A burr can act as a stress concentrator or riser. Contaminates can become trapped around a burr and accelerate the rate of corrosion in that area.

There are several types of deburring methods designed to eliminate these risks, including mechanical deburring, manual deburring and electropolish deburring.

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