WATER JET DEBURRING MACHINE


JDM


Achieve consistent, quality parts with Sugino’s Jet Deburring Machine (JDM) — a high-pressure water jet deburring system designed to eliminate burr-related defects with precision and control. Leveraging the same proven technology found in our Jet Clean Centers, the JDM delivers consistent, repeatable results at pressures up to 70 MPa (10,000 PSI). By automating your deburring process, you reduce labor costs, increase throughput, and ensure reliable, high-quality finishing for every part.
The Sugino JDM Water Jet Deburring Machine is ideal for deburring and washing metal parts with high pressure water for automotive, aerospace and medical parts
Key Features
Removes burrs with high-pressure water up to 70 MPa / 10,000 PSI. Easily reaches areas that are difficult to access with tools.
A view inside Sugino's Water Jet Deburring Machine for removing burrs from aerospace, automotive, truck, and engine parts
New Dual-Flow Nozzle allows burr removal on five surfaces of the workpiece. Quick nozzle switching enables faster burr removal.
The straight nozzle, lance nozzle, and angled nozzle inside Sugino's JDM Jet Deburring Machine for removing burrs from metal parts

Equipped with an A-axis, it easily reaches the workpiece’s mounting surfaces.

The axes in the jet deburring machine from Sugino for automated deburring of metal components
A compact deburring machine with a width of just 1,080 mm, designed to automate deburring in a workspace as small as a single operator station. 
Sugino's JDM jet deburring machine takes up little space in a small footprint

Targeted deburring with high-pressure water at up to 70MPa / 10,000 PSI

Sugino's water jet deburring machine in motion and actively removing burrs

While the conventional JCC 104 HYBRID deburred at up to 50 MPa, the JDM (Jet Deburring Machine) increases pressure by 40% to a maximum of 70 MPa. The increased pressure improves burr removal efficiency, supporting automation and labor reduction of manual deburring.

What is water jet deburring?
Water jet deburring removes burrs using the impact force generated when high-pressure water is ejected from a nozzle. It is precise, CNC-controlled, and achieves repeatable results.

Examples of deburring cross holes and gear teeth with Sugino's JDM jet deburring machine

New Dual-Flow Nozzle reachs five sides of the workpiece

The JDM’s new Dual-Flow Nozzle combines straight and L-shaped nozzles into a single unit, enabling burr removal on five surfaces of the workpiece. With faster switching than turret systems, it’s ideal for short-cycle, high-efficiency deburring. 
The dual nozzle in Sugino's JDM jet deburring machine switches from a straight nozzle to an angled nozzle
Rotating axis in the Sugino JDM jet deburring machine to deburr all sides of a part

Equipped with an A-axis, allowing access to the back side of the workpiece

The table-mounted A-axis allows the workpiece to tilt for complete access - even the back surface. When combined with the Dual-Flow Nozzle, the JDM system delivers full coverage deburring for thorough results. 

A compact deburring solution, only 1,080 mm wide

With a compact, small fooprint of just 1,080 mm wide - the JDM was designed to fit easily into the space once occupied by manual deburring.
The company size of the Sugino JDM water jet deburring machine occupies a small footprint

Specifications
The dimensions and specifications of Sugino's JDM Jet Deburring Machine for high pressure water jet deburring

Our robust parts testing process shows you exactly how JCC can benefit your production process.

We offer parts testing at our Wixom Technology Center. And our results report is second to none. To discuss your project or testing, get in touch - or request a call or email at your convenience.


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