Inverted Cone Burrs
Product Description
Tungsten carbide burrs, also known as rotary burrs and grinding burrs, are a small cutting tool used to cut, grind or smooth metal. They are used extensively in workshops throughout the world. The carbide burr is characterised by a cylindrical shank with a cutting head. There are numerous head shapes and sizes designed for different applications. The head has many small cutting teeth which gives the burr a smooth finishing action. The teeth pattern is called the cut or fluting pattern. Different cuts are suited to different materials or applications.
| Part Code | D1 (mm) | L2 (mm) | D2 (in) | L1 (mm) | Angle | Cut |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IC-6D | 16 | 19 | 1/4" | 63 | 18° | Double |
| IC-6N | 16 | 19 | 1/4" | 63 | 18° | Non-Ferrous |
Technical Information
| Material | Double Cut (D) | Nonferrous (N) |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminium | ||
| Brass/Bronze/Copper | ||
| Carbon Fibre | ||
| Fiberglass | ||
| Cast Iron | ||
| Plastic | ||
| Steel hardness (40-50Rc) | ||
| Steel hardness (55-60Rc) | ||
| Carbon Steel | ||
| Nickel Chrome Steel | ||
| Stainless Steel | ||
| Weldments Steel | ||
| Titanium | ||
| Zinc |
Extra long burrs with 6mm shanks over 150mm long and 3mm shanks over 50mm long should be used at reduced speeds.
