This invention relates to the field of
pipe fitting
processing technology, specifically to a burr removal device for grooved
pipe fittings. The device includes a base, a rotary motor, a mounting plate, multiple clamping components, a
grinding motor, a
grinding disc, and two
grinding brushes. Each clamping component includes a slider, a first spring, and a clamping rod. The multiple clamping components are symmetrically arranged in pairs in a cross shape on the mounting plate for fixing right-angle bent
pipe fittings, cross-shaped pipe fittings, etc., and are installed according to the specific shape of the grooved
pipe fitting. The grinding motor is perpendicular to the rotary motor and drives the grinding disc to rotate, which in turn drives the two grinding brushes to rotate, thereby grinding the grooved
pipe fitting from the side. After grinding one outlet end of the grooved
pipe fitting, the rotary motor is started, rotating 90 degrees to
grind the other side. This invention enables rapid loading and effectively clamps pipe fittings of various shapes, thus solving the problems of limited applicability of existing devices and the need for multiple grinding devices, leading to increased costs.