Jonsen Stainless Steel Deburring Machines: Surface Finishing Excellence for Laser-Cut Parts

Stainless steel fabrication often involves cutting processes like laser, stamping, or waterjet that leave behind burrs, sharp edges, and inconsistent surface textures. Jonsen’s SGP-Series machines are built to solve these challenges—providing an all-in-one solution for deburring, edge rounding, and surface finishing.

Deburring Challenges in Stainless Steel Processing

Laser-cut and stamped stainless steel parts frequently exhibit unwanted burrs or micro-sharp edges that affect product safety, coating adhesion, and precision assembly. Manual deburring is time-consuming and inconsistent, especially across large batches or varying plate sizes. That’s where automation makes the difference.

Jonsen’s SGP-Series deburring machines—such as the SGP1300, SGP1000, and SGPGB1000—address these pain points with efficiency, repeatability, and scalability.

How SGP-Series Machines Transform Stainless Steel Plates

Jonsen’s SGP-Series machines are engineered with:

• Wide Abrasive Belt Heads: For removing burrs and surface oxidation while refining rough textures.

• Planetary Abrasive Barrel Stations: For precise, uniform edge rounding—even on intricate part geometries.

• Modular Workstations: Each model can adapt to the size and geometry of different stainless steel plates.

These machines deliver:

• Clean, safe, and consistent edge finishes

• Uniform surface preparation for downstream coating or welding

• Minimal operator input and labor dependency

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Industry Background & Practical Usage Tips

According to Wikipedia on Deburring, burrs and irregular edges significantly impact downstream manufacturing—interfering with sealing, painting, and user safety. Especially in industries like food-grade manufacturing, construction, and automotive stainless steel applications, properly deburred components are essential.

Tip: When finishing stainless steel for high-touch or high-performance environments, consistent edge radius and scratch-free surfaces are not a luxury—they’re a requirement. The SGP-Series delivers just that.

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Whether you’re processing hundreds of stainless steel plates per day or building custom assemblies that require immaculate edge prep, Jonsen’s SGP-Series offers the performance and flexibility your workflow demands.

Contact our team to schedule a test run or receive sample finishing on your own stainless steel parts.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Jonsen Stainless Steel Deburring Machines

1. Which SGP-Series model is best for stainless steel deburring?
   SGP1300 is best for large formats; SGP1000 and SGPGB1000 suit smaller or complex plate processing.

2. How do these machines handle different thicknesses?
   With adjustable pressure and floating head systems, they adapt to varying plate thicknesses automatically.

3. What edge rounding radii can be achieved?
   Commonly 0.3mm to 2.0mm depending on brush grit and machine configuration.

4. Are these machines compatible with laser-cut stainless steel?
   Yes. Laser-cut burrs are one of the key challenges these machines are designed to remove.

5. Can I finish stamped or waterjet-cut parts?
   Absolutely. SGP-Series supports all major cutting methods including stamping and waterjet.

6. What’s the average throughput per hour?
   It varies by model and part size, but expect 400–800 parts/hour for mid-size plates.

7. Do you offer sample testing before purchase?
   Yes. We offer on-site and virtual sample testing using your supplied stainless steel parts.

8. Is dust collection included?
   Dust collection ports are standard and compatible with HEPA or water filtration systems.

9. What industries use Jonsen deburring machines?
   Stainless steel cookware, food equipment, electronics, and architectural panels are just a few.

10. How much operator training is required?
    Minimal. Machines are equipped with intuitive interfaces and smart presets.

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Why is stainless steel harder to deburr than other metals?

Stainless steel has higher toughness and lower ductility, making burrs more difficult to remove manually. Automated machines provide the necessary abrasive force and consistency.

How does planetary abrasive barrel technology benefit edge rounding?

This system offers 360° edge coverage, ideal for stainless steel’s hard surface. It creates uniform, radius-controlled rounding across complex shapes.

What makes a deburring machine suitable for high-volume stainless production?

Speed, consistency, and reduced labor input are key. Jonsen’s SGP machines process hundreds of parts per hour with minimal variation.

How important is surface finishing in stainless steel for downstream applications?

Very. Poor finishing can cause coating failures, poor fit in assemblies, and user safety risks—especially in medical, food, or architectural uses.