Flat washer | Din125:

Flat washers are used across a wide range of industries where they function to distribute load, provide spacing, and prevent damage in various applications.

The production process of flat washers involves several steps.   Firstly, raw materials such as stainless steel, brass or plastic are selected and purchased.   The materials are then cut into round disks of appropriate size using a punching machine.   The disks are then placed into a stamping machine that presses them into flat washers of the desired thickness and shape. 

After stamping, the flat washers are deburred to remove any rough edges or sharp points from the stamping process.   This is done using a deburring machine or manually with a file. 

Next, the flat washers are cleaned and polished to remove any residual oil or debris from the stamping and deburring process.   This is done using a cleaning solution and a polishing wheel. 

Finally, the flat washers are inspected for quality and packaged for shipment.   The inspection process involves checking the dimensions, thickness and surface finish of each washer to ensure they meet the required specifications.