What Is Stamping Burr and How to Control It for Quality Edge Finish?
Stamping burr is the raised, undesirable lip or sharp edge that forms on sheet metal when the punch and die clearance is incorrect, or when tooling wear exceeds acceptable limits.
Stamping burr is the raised, undesirable lip or sharp edge that forms on sheet metal when the punch and die clearance is incorrect, or when tooling wear exceeds acceptable limits.
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