KMF has invested £186,000 in two new NS Maquinas DM1100 ZC EVO deburring and edge-rounding machines, offering significant energy savings for its production facilities. 

With improved extraction technology, the new equipment expands the company’s process capability to 1600 mm and reaffirms its commitment to energy efficiency and sustainability.  

The processed raw material deburring and edge rounding machines will also offer enhanced consistency and repeatability with enhanced digital program storage technology. 

Features include: 

• Grinding laser burrs and rounding the edges in a single step 

• Edge parts with plastic foil, keeping the original finish and ensuring the work is done purely on the edges 

• Improving productivity on small parts with a single operator 

• One deburring contact roller combined with two cross belts mounted with abrasive blocks running in opposite directions, completing edge rounding on the complete area of the part. 

Adam Ellis, Head of Business Development at KMF Group, commented, 

“This upgrade will see KMF use the latest processing technology, aimed at meeting increasingly diverse demand for sheet metal products.  

“These new machines give our production facility increased capabilities with the industry’s leading equipment and are part of a wider investment plan across the business.”