What is deburring in the context of steel tubing?

Deburring in steel tubing refers to the process of removing burrs, which are rough or jagged edges, from both the outer diameter (OD) and inner diameter (ID) of the tube. This ensures a clean end cut, which is crucial for applications requiring smooth edges.

Why is deburring necessary for steel tubes?

Deburring is essential to achieve smooth, clean end cuts on steel tubes. It prevents issues that can arise from jagged edges, such as assembly problems, safety hazards, or reduced quality of the final product.

What types of steel tubing can be deburred by T&B Tube?

T&B Tube can deburr a variety of steel tubing shapes, including round, square, and rectangular. The service accommodates tube lengths ranging from 8 inches to 120 inches.

What are the benefits of using T&B Tube's deburring services?

The benefits include achieving precise and clean cuts, eliminating jagged edges, and enhancing the quality and safety of the steel tubes. T&B Tube's services help improve the overall performance of the tubes in their applications.

How does T&B Tube ensure quality in its deburring services?

T&B Tube maintains high standards of quality by investing in key areas like double-checking lengths, tolerances, and data entries. This meticulous attention to detail builds client confidence in the quality of their products and services.

What industries can benefit from deburred steel tubing?

OEMs, data centers, steel fabricators, Steel Service Centers, Structural, Store fixtures, displays and racks, office and institutional furniture, lawn and garden, transportation seating, material handling and RV industry

Steel Tube Cut & Deburring Services

For applications that require a clean end cut without jagged edges, T&B Tube offers inline deburring and offline steel tube deburring services. The deburring process removes the burr from both the OD and ID of the tube. We are capable of deburring lengths from 8" up to 120" in round, squares, and rectangles.

"Taking the time to double check lengths, tolerances, data entry, orders, etc. These are key investments we make each day that build client's confidence in the quality of our product and services."

- Jerry Brock, Quality Technician