More and more manufacturers are adding the "cost of poor quality" to the list of business metrics that they track. And when they examine the individual elements that comprise COPQ, many are surprised to discover that the highest costs lie outside the realm of traditional cutting, forming and joining operations. Deburring is one of these frequently overlooked costs. Poor deburring practices can be a major obstacle to improving a manufacturer's COPQ performance. Therefore, it's critical to understand the impact deburring processes have on COPQ and rework and scrap costs.
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