LV International to Present the MVK Electric Grinder and Precision Deburring Solutions at SEMICON Taiwan 2026

Precision Deburring, Grinding and Polishing Solutions

After machining, precision components may still require localized deburring, edge finishing, surface correction, or detailed polishing.

At SEMICON Taiwan 2026, LV International will present the MVK Electric Grinder at Booth Q5352 and discuss how different grinding tools may be applied to precision deburring and surface-finishing requirements.

MVK Electric Grinder

The MVK Electric Grinder can be used with different grinding tools and attachments according to the geometry of the workpiece, the location to be processed, and the required surface condition.

The exhibition will focus on application areas such as:

• Localized deburring of precision components
• Edge correction and finishing
• Small-area grinding
• Detailed surface treatment
• Mold and precision-part finishing
• Hard-to-reach machining areas
• Surface preparation before polishing

The appropriate setup should be evaluated according to the workpiece material, burr location, available working space, surface requirements, and selected grinding tool.

Selecting a Grinding Solution Based on the Application

A precision grinding solution should not be selected by equipment name alone. Several application conditions must be reviewed before choosing the appropriate tool and operating method.

Workpiece Material

Different metals may require different grinding media, tools, speeds, and finishing methods.

Burr Location and Size

External edges, grooves, holes, narrow areas, and detailed features may require different tool shapes and access methods.

Required Surface Condition

The processing objective should be clearly defined, whether it is basic deburring, edge correction, surface leveling, or preparation for polishing.

Operating Conditions

Available workspace, tool accessibility, operating method, and expected working duration should also be considered.

Bring Your Application Details

To support a more practical discussion at the exhibition, visitors are encouraged to bring:

• Workpiece photos
• Material information
• Burr or finishing locations
• Dimensions of the processing area
• Current tools or methods
• Required surface condition
• Expected processing time or efficiency target