Slag removal and chamfering for cut parts is a key post-processing technique in the metal processing field, which is of great significance for improving product quality and practicability.

In practical applications, slag often remains on the edges of cut parts. Such slag not only affects the appearance of the product but may also cause potential safety hazards during use, such as scratching hands or affecting the assembly accuracy. In addition, the slag may also become the starting point of corrosion and reduce the durability of the cut parts.

To eliminate these potential hazards, slag removal treatment needs to be carried out for cut parts after cutting is completed. Meanwhile, chamfering treatment can further optimize the edge structure of cut parts, reduce stress concentration, and improve the overall strength and assembly performance of the product.

Through slag removal and chamfering, cut parts will not only have a neater appearance but also see a significant improvement in safety and practicability, thus better meeting the design requirements and usage needs. This technique has wide application value in the metal processing field.