Deburring Blades For Carbide

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Deburring Blades


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


Style A	Straight Edge	Front Hole Edge

Diamond-Coated Steel Blade—Diamond-coated steel blades are the toughest blades we offer. They are hard enough to deburr carbide and sharp enough to deburr hard nonmetals, such as glass.

				Overall			Blade			Each
	Style	For Use On	Deburring Blade Mfr. No.	Lg.	Wd.	Shank Dia.	Material	Style		1-9	10-Up
Right-Hand Cutting Direction



		A	Carbide, Glass	B10D, N1D	0.98"	0.38"	0.1"	Diamond-Coated Steel	Rotating	0000000	000000	000000

Heavy Duty Deburring Blades

Longer than standard blades, these are designed for more frequent use. Insert them into a heavy duty changeable-blade deburring scraper.

For Deburring Straight Edges and Front Hole Edges


Blade	Straight Edge	Front Hole Edge

Diamond-Coated Steel Blade—Diamond-coated steel blades are the toughest blades we offer—they're hard enough to deburr carbide and sharp enough to work on hard nonmetals, such as glass.

			Overall			Blade			Each
	For Use On	Deburring Blade Mfr. No.	Lg.	Wd.	Shank Dia.	Material	Style		1-9	10-Up
Right-Hand Cutting Direction



		Carbide, Glass	E100D, S10D	1.96"	7/16"	0.125"	Diamond-Coated Steel	Rotating	0000000	000000	000000