Have you ever received a machined component and noticed it had raised edges or small pieces of material still remaining? This excess material is known as a burr, and it occurs during most machining processes.
Choosing a machine shop who is unable to supply you burr-free parts the first time around will only cost you time and money in the long run. That is why we have a dedicated deburring department that is filled with skilled employees who specialize in a variety of techniques, to guarantee we deliver high-quality, burr-free parts the first time.
We do this by utilizing multiple deburring processes to ensure that every part that leaves our facility is burr-free and ready to go. Some of the most common processes we use are Manual, Cryogenic and Mechanical.
When you obtain a precision machined part from Tamshell you will never have to worry about receiving a part that hasn’t gone through our facilities rigorous deburring process, this process ensures that all burrs and excess material have been removed from your part to meet your specification. We are able to do this because we take the time upfront during our estimating process to make sure that all your requirements on your drawing are met.
If you want the most cost-effective part that meets your company’s deburring requirements it is important to pay attention and understand what your design is calling out. Your design is the main communication between you and Tamshell. What you want to see in your part needs to be clearly communicated on your design. If your design says 20x magnification, but really you only need it to be visually pleasing to the naked eye, then you are paying for a more detailed deburring process that you don’t necessarily need.
We care about the quality of our parts and only believe in shipping out clean burr-free parts that exceed our customers’ expectations. If you have a design that you would like machined, let Tamshell machine it for you. Contact one of our experts about our deburring process or precision machined parts by dialing 951-272-9395 or click here to request a quote.
FAQ
We know every project is unique and that questions can arise when it comes to selecting the right partner for your manufacturing needs. Our team specializes in delivering precise, reliable machining solutions tailored to the exact specifications of each client. Below, we’ve gathered answers to some of the most commonly asked questions. If you don’t see your question here, please feel free to reach out – we’re always ready to assist with any additional information you need.
Tamshell specializes in producing a diverse array of custom precision machined components tailored to our customers’ specifications. Utilizing modern, advanced 4th & 5th axis CNC mills, CNC Swiss and Swiss-screw, and CNC turning machines, we achieve tight tolerances with nearly any machinable plastic or metal material.
Our primary machining department utilizes state-of-the-art CNC machining equipment to ensure precision and quality. The secondary department complements this with a variety of conventional tools and instruments. All our machinery is backed by our specialized in-house tooling department, ensuring seamless support and efficiency.
Our machine shop excels in precision machining of a wide range of materials, with a particular expertise in plastics. We also specialize in machining aluminum, brass, bronze, and stainless steel, ensuring high-quality results for diverse applications. Our advanced equipment and skilled team enable us to meet stringent tolerances and deliver custom components tailored to our clients’ specifications. Whether working with plastics or metals, we are committed to providing exceptional craftsmanship and reliable service.
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We excel in close tolerance machining, holding tolerances as tight as +/- 0.0001″. Our capabilities include advanced 4th- and 5th-axis machining, complemented by a rigorous three-stage inspection process. This ensures burr-free parts and consistently exceeds the highest-quality finish requirements.
In short: yes, our team brings extensive expertise in the manufacturability of components and assemblies. As specialists in plastics machining, our in-house material experts will guide you in selecting the most optimal materials for your application, considering all usage factors.
Our skilled machinists are also proficient in working with various materials, including metals. We can review your 3D models and drawings, recommending any necessary changes before production begins.