Qintellim rotary roller brushes are S-station tooling for controlled edge rounding around external contours, holes and slots. Select by machine, material and geometry, brush dimensions, abrasive type and required edge result.
Qintellim rotary roller brushes are S-station tooling for controlled edge rounding around external contours, holes and slots on sheet-metal parts. Select by compatible machine, workpiece material and geometry, brush dimensions, abrasive type and required edge result.
Process distinction: This S-station rotary roller brush is not a C-station steel wire disc brush and is not a W-station brushing or polishing roller. Each tooling type has a separate process role and should be quoted against the actual machine configuration.
| Selection factor | Information needed | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Machine configuration | Machine model and S-station design | Confirms installation and process compatibility. |
| Brush dimensions | Diameter, thickness, mounting and working width | Confirms the correct replacement format. |
| Workpiece | Material, thickness, size, holes, slots and part geometry | Guides brush contact and workholding evaluation. |
| Incoming condition | Cutting process, burr condition and edge geometry | Defines the edge-rounding task. |
| Target result | Required edge radius or inspection standard | Must be confirmed by sample testing. |
Rotary roller brushes can be evaluated for S-containing configurations including S, RS, RRS, RSR, RSRW, CRS, CRSR, CRSW and CRRSWW, subject to project confirmation. CRSW and CRRSWW can be quoted as current project configurations.
Actual brush life and edge result depend on workpiece material, burr condition, brush selection, contact pressure, feed speed, production hours, wear pattern and maintenance. Confirm the required result through sample testing rather than assuming a fixed radius or service life.
No. This page covers the S-station rotary roller brush for edge rounding. A steel wire disc brush is a C-station tooling option for heavy-slag removal.
No. Brush dimensions, abrasive type and process settings must be evaluated against the machine, material, geometry and required edge result.
Share the machine model, brush dimensions, material, workpiece thickness, cutting process, burr condition, required edge result, dry or wet operation and expected consumption.