In practical applications, after the cutting of parts is completed, slag usually remains on the edges. This slag not only affects the aesthetics of the product but may also cause potential safety hazards during the use process. In addition, the slag may also affect the assembly accuracy and performance of the components and reduce the overall quality of the product.

To solve this problem, slag removal has become the top priority in the post-processing of cut parts. Meanwhile, chamfering treatment can improve the edge structure of cut parts, reduce stress concentration, and improve the durability and assembly performance of the components. Through slag removal and chamfering, the practicability and safety of cut parts can be significantly improved, enabling them to better meet the design requirements and usage needs.

All in all, slag removal and chamfering for cut parts is an indispensable step after metal cutting and processing. It is directly related to the quality and performance of the product, as well as the user's usage experience and safety.