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what is bevelling?

The process of bevelling, also known as beveling in America and sometimes referred to as chamfering, plays a vital role in metalworking. It entails the creation of a sloping edge on a plate or pipe. This chamfer, which is an angled cut, is essential for preparing the welding edge, especially when materials are thicker than 5 mm. Bevelling or chamfering before welding guarantees improved strength and stability in the final construction. Appropriate bevelling technologies are essential in the energy industry, in steel construction, shipbuilding, vehicle and container manufacturing.

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Chip-based vs. Thermal Machining: What’s the Difference and When Should You Use Each?

Chip-based vs. Thermal Machining: What’s the Difference and When Should You Use Each?

In plate and pipe edge preparation, two fundamentally different technologies are used: chip-based machining and thermal cutting. Each delivers different edge quality, accuracy, and weldability. This article explains how both methods work and how to choose the right one for your project.

Not All J-Bevels Are the Same: When the Standard Isn’t Enough

Not All J-Bevels Are the Same: When the Standard Isn’t Enough

Offset J-bevel groove – a special variation

MINIVEEZ: Precision Edge Beveling Made Easy—Even on Plastic

MINIVEEZ: Precision Edge Beveling Made Easy—Even on Plastic

Smooth Edges with Ease! Discover how the MINIVEEZ handles even plastic quickly and effortlessly!


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