Oxide roller sheet metal for oxide removal at cut edges

The Oxide roller sheet metal von boeck reliably removes the oxide layer from the cut edges of sheet metal. Flexible spring assemblies adapt perfectly to the sheet metal contours and remove unwanted oxide layers evenly. This creates the optimal basis for the secure adhesion of subsequent coatings.

Oxide roller sheet metal after cutting and separating processes

After laser cutting, plasma cutting, or other thermal cutting processes, oxide layers and discoloration form on sheet metal edges, which can significantly impair the adhesion of coatings. The sheet metal oxide roller is particularly suitable for the reliable removal of these layers directly from the cut edges. This significantly improves the quality of subsequent processes such as painting, powder coating, or galvanizing.

Flexible spring assemblies for consistent machining

The oxide roller's distinctive feature is its flexibly mounted spring assemblies, which adapt perfectly to the sheet metal contours. This ensures consistent processing, even on irregular edges and contours. The uniform contact with the workpiece surface guarantees reproducible results and consistent processing quality.

Optimal preparation for subsequent coatings

The oxide roller for sheet metal creates the ideal base for optimal coating adhesion. By reliably removing oxide layers, adhesion problems during painting, powder coating, or electroplating are avoided. This improves the quality of the components and extends the coating's lifespan.

Stable processes in series production

Thanks to robust materials and optimized roller geometry, the oxide roller achieves long service life and consistent processing performance. Especially in series production, it ensures stable and economical processes and reduces rework requirements. It is suitable for various sheet metal materials such as steel and stainless steel.

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You can find the basics of oxide removal here:
Oxidation – Fundamentals.