Edge rounding treatment What it is: a process that creates a defined edge radius to smooth and remove sharp edges and burrs from parts. Why it matters: improves safety in handling and assembly, enhances tactile comfort, and contributes to a higher quality finish. Key benefits: Safer handling and reduced risk of cuts during production, packaging, and use. Smoother touch points for a more user experience. Consistent edge radii across parts for better fit and finish. Helps meet ergonomic and safety requirements without altering primary geometry beyond the intended radius. Compatibility and scope: Suitable for multi material parts such as metal, plastic, and composite. Supports a range of edge profiles and part thicknesses, adaptable to different production workflows. Can be implemented as a postprocess step or integrated into existing fabrication lines. Performance and quality: Produces a uniform edge radius with a clean, smooth edge surface. Maintains overall dimensions within the expected tolerance for the rounded edge. Works as a complementary step to standard deburring and polishing processes. Use scenarios: 1) Electronic enclosures and housings where safe handling and a refined feel are important. 2) Mechanical equipment panels and cabinets that require safe edges for technicians during maintenance. 3) Consumer devices and appliances that benefit from a touch and safer edge profiles. How to specify and implement: Define the intended edge radius and required surface smoothness. Choose the appropriate process settings to balance speed, material, and geometry. Integrate with existing deburring or finishing steps as needed.