Cylinder Shape Tungsten Carbide Rotary Burrs With Radius End Round Head Cut For Wood Metal Steel

CYLINDER SHAPE WITH RADIUS END ROUND HEAD CUT FOR WOOD METAL STEEL POLISH CARBIDE BURRS

Shank Sizes

3.0mm(1/8") Shank Diameter: Applicable to carbide burr cutting head diameter range 1.0-6.0mm.

6.0mm(1/4") Shank Diameter: Applicable to carbide burr cutting head diameter range 6.0-25.0mm.

8.0mm(5/16") Shank Diameter: Applicable to carbide burr cutting head diameter range 12.0-25.0mm.

10.0mm(3/8") Shank Diameter: Applicable to carbide burr cutting head diameter range 16.0-25.0mm.

Cut Types:

Single-cut burs:are for general purpose work and provide good material removal.

Double-cut burs:produce smaller chips for greater operator control on applications such as stainless steels and ferrous materials.

Aluma-cut burs:have a wide flute design for easy stock removal without loading on applications such as nonferrous and soft materials.

Standard-cut burs:are widely uesed and leave a fine finish.

All Shapes (A–N):

SA Cylindrical Shape

SB Cylindrical with End Cut

SC Cylindrical Ball Nose

SD Ball Shape

SE Oval Shape

SF Tree Shape

SG Point Tree Shape

SH Flame Shape

SJ 60-degree countersink

SK 90-degree countersink

SL Ball Nosed Cone Shape

SM Cone Shape

SN Inverted Cone Shape

Technical Excellence:

- ISO-Certified Manufacturing: Precision-ground for perfect balance and concentricity.

- Advanced Heat Resistance: Sustains high RPM operations without performance loss.

- Reduced Vibration & Noise: Ergonomically designed for operator comfort and safety.

pplications Across Industries:

- Metalworking: Porting engine heads, weld cleaning, die correction.

- Wood & Stone: Sculpting, engraving, and detailing.

- Aerospace & Automotive: High-precision mold cavity machining.

- Jewelry & Art: Intricate designs on soft metals and composites.

Customization Service:

- Standard Kits: Pre-configured sets with popular shapes and cuts.

- Build Your Own Kit: Select shapes, coatings, cases, and laser-marked IDs.

- OEM Support: Extended shanks, special geometries, and anti-corrosion coatings available.

Maximize Tool Performance

- Safety First: Always wear PPE (goggles, gloves) and secure the burr tightly in the collet.

- Optimal RPM: Use higher speeds for cost-efficiency; reduce RPM for extended shanks.

- Light Pressure: Let the burr’s cutting edges do the work—avoid overheating.