Qintellim machine model names use station letters to describe the process sequence inside a deburring, edge rounding, brushing, polishing, heavy-slag removal or conveyor system. Understanding these codes helps buyers compare machine configurations and confirm the right setup for metal parts before coating, welding or assembly.
| Code | Station / module | Main function | Typical application |
|---|---|---|---|
| R | deburring station | Removes burrs and surface defects with sanding belts as the consumable. | Laser-cut, punched, machined and fabricated metal parts. |
| S | Edge rounding station | Rounds sharp edges with rotary roller brushes and improves handling safety. | Parts requiring safer edges, coating adhesion or consistent edge quality. |
| W | Brushing / polishing station | Creates brushed, satin or refined surface finishes. | Stainless steel, aluminum panels, visible covers and decorative parts. |
| C | Alloy hammer heavy-slag station | Knocks off large slag before deburring or edge rounding. | Plasma-cut, flame-cut and thick-plate parts with heavy thermal residue. |
| M | Magnetic adsorption platform | Holds magnetic workpieces securely during conveying. | Carbon steel and other ferrous parts that can be held by magnetic adsorption. |
| A | Vacuum adsorption platform | Holds non-magnetic or lightweight workpieces during conveying. | Aluminum, stainless steel and thin sheet metal parts that cannot be held magnetically. |
| A-M | Combined adsorption platform | Combines magnetic adsorption and vacuum adsorption on one conveyor platform. | Mixed production with both ferrous and non-magnetic workpieces. |
The letters are read from the machine inlet to the outlet. For example, an R-S configuration means deburring first, followed by edge rounding. A C-R-S-R configuration means heavy slag removal first, then Deburring, edge rounding and final deburring or surface refinement.
| Configuration | Process sequence | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| R-S | Deburring + edge rounding | General laser-cut sheet metal parts. |
| R-R | Two-stage deburring | Stronger burr removal or surface leveling. |
| C-R | Heavy slag removal + deburring | Plasma-cut or flame-cut parts with large slag. |
| C-R-S-R | Slag removal + deburring + edge rounding + finishing | Thick plates requiring safer rounded edges and stable surface preparation. |
| R-W | Deburring + brushing / polishing | Parts that need burr removal and a visible brushed finish. |
Machine selection should start from the workpiece problem, not from the model name alone. Heavy slag usually requires a C station with alloy hammers before deburring. Sharp edges that need a radius require an S edge rounding station with rotary roller brushes. Visible stainless steel or aluminum surfaces may require W brushing or polishing. Ferrous parts that can be magnetically held may use M magnetic adsorption, while aluminum, stainless steel or lightweight parts often need A vacuum adsorption. Mixed materials can use an A-M combined platform.
To confirm the right configuration, please share material type, cutting process, part thickness, maximum part size, burr or slag condition, required edge radius, surface finish target, dry or wet processing preference and expected production capacity. Qintellim can recommend a suitable station sequence and working width for your application.
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