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.