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Deburring Blades
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Style A | Straight Edge | Front Hole Edge |
Choose from a range of blade shapes to scrape burs from flat surfaces to tube edges. Insert blades with a 0.1" dia. shank into a changeable-blade deburring scraper. For blades without a shank, they require a blade holder (sold separately); they are only for use with adjustable-length deburring scrapers, which secure the blade holder.
For Deburring Straight Edges and Front Hole Edges
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Style A | Straight Edge | Front Hole Edge |
Carbide Blade—Carbide blades are harder than steel and cobalt blades, stay sharp longer, and withstand higher temperatures. Use them for deburring tough materials, such as hardened steel.
Overall | Blade | Each | ||||||||||
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Style | For Use On | Deburring Blade Mfr. No. | Lg. | Wd. | Shank Dia. | Material | Style | 1-9 | 10-Up | |||
Right-Hand Cutting Direction | ||||||||||||
| A | Steel, Aluminum, Copper, Plastic | B25C | 0.90" | 0.41" | 0.1" | Carbide | Rotating | 9913N31 | 00000 | 00000 | ||
EachIn stock  Select a compatible file type: Parasolid | ||||||||||||
