Direct answer: Qintellim heavy slag removal machines are configurable for suitable plasma-cut and flame-cut metal parts with firmly attached slag that ordinary sanding-belt deburring may not remove efficiently. A C heavy-slag removal station uses selected alloy-hammer or steel wire disc brush tooling; R sanding-belt, S rotary roller brush and W brushing or polishing stations can be added according to the required finished-part condition.
Choose the process route from the incoming slag, burr condition, material, part size, holding requirement and target result. Final tooling, station sequence, working width, conveyor platform, dust-control interface and electrical data are confirmed after workpiece review and representative sample testing.
Compare CR, CRS and CRSW configurations | Read the plasma-cut heavy-slag selection guide
| Configuration | Process route | Choose it when | Required result |
|---|---|---|---|
| CR | C heavy-slag removal + R sanding-belt deburring | Parts need dedicated slag removal followed by burr reduction or controlled surface grinding. | Slag removed with a planned follow-up deburring step. |
| CRS / CRSR | C + R + S, with the approved station sequence | Parts also require rotary-roller-brush edge rounding after heavy-slag removal and deburring. | Reduced slag and burrs with safer, more consistent rounded edges. |
| CRSW | C + R + S + W | The process must continue into edge rounding and a specified brushing or polishing stage. | Multi-process preparation in one approved production route. |
CRSW and CRRSWW are available as project-quoted configurations. Repeated letters indicate repeated stations: CRRSWW includes one C station, two R stations, one S station and two W stations. The letters describe the planned process route; they do not define the final motor power, tooling specification or guaranteed result without project confirmation.
Project-based working widths can be evaluated from 450, 630, 800, 1000, 1300 and 1600 mm. Select width from the maximum part dimension across the conveyor after confirming the loading orientation. A means vacuum adsorption, M means magnetic adsorption for suitable ferromagnetic parts, and A-M means a combined platform with half magnetic and half vacuum adsorption areas.
Small parts, warped parts, non-magnetic materials and parts with limited holding area require separate conveyor-holding review. Listed widths and platforms are configuration options, not confirmation that every workpiece is suitable.
Watch a real Qintellim CR-Series processing example: CR heavy slag removal and metal deburring test. The video demonstrates the tested workpiece only; final capability and process settings must be verified using the buyer's representative samples.
For the full selection method, read Heavy Slag and Burr Removal After Plasma Cutting: Equipment Selection Guide.
It depends on the slag condition, but firmly attached plasma- or flame-cut slag often requires a dedicated C heavy-slag removal station before R sanding-belt processing. Representative sample testing should confirm the route.
No. They are alternative tooling options for the C heavy-slag removal station. The approved technical proposal must state the selected tooling.
No. CR focuses on heavy-slag removal and deburring. Add an S station for edge rounding and a W station for brushing or polishing when those results are required.
Send Qintellim the uncleaned part photos, drawings, material, cutting process, dimensions, slag condition, target result and production requirement. Engineering will review the C tooling, CR/CRS/CRSW route, working width, conveyor platform and supporting dust-control requirements.
Product Selection Guide
Qintellim Metal Finishing Selection Guide
Compare process stations, conveyor platform and working width before choosing a deburring, grinding, edge rounding, polishing or dust collection solution.
For category-specific details, use the product family description and product list below. Configurations support 450 / 630 / 800 / 1000 / 1300 / 1600 mm working widths.