
Tungsten Carbide Rotary Burrs – Cylindrical Shape with Hemisphere Head Diamond Cut
Namoh Toolings offers premium-quality Tungsten Carbide Rotary Burrs – Cylindrical Shape with Hemisphere Head Diamond Cut, designed for precision machining, efficient material removal, and superior surface finishing. Manufactured from premium-grade tungsten carbide, these rotary burrs provide exceptional hardness, outstanding wear resistance, and extended tool life, making them ideal for demanding industrial and metalworking applications. The Cylindrical Shape with Hemisphere Head Diamond Cut combines the stability of a cylindrical body with the versatility of a rounded hemisphere tip. This unique design is ideal for machining flat surfaces, curved profiles, internal radii, slots, and intricate contours. The Diamond Cut flute geometry produces finer chips, minimizes vibration, and ensures smooth, controlled cutting with excellent chip evacuation, resulting in improved machining accuracy and a superior surface finish. Designed for use with pneumatic and electric die grinders, these rotary burrs are suitable for machining carbon steel, stainless steel, cast iron, hardened steel, alloy steel, aluminium, brass, bronze, copper, titanium alloys, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
SKU: NTTCRBCSHDC
Key Features
- Manufactured from premium-grade tungsten carbide
- Cylindrical body with hemisphere head for versatile machining
- Diamond Cut flutes for smooth cutting and superior surface finish
- High material removal rate with excellent cutting control
- Exceptional wear resistance for extended tool life
- Precision-ground cutting edges for consistent performance
- Reduced vibration and efficient chip evacuation
- Suitable for high-speed pneumatic and electric die grinders
- Available in various head diameters cutting lengths and shank sizes
Applications
Deburring and edge finishing ,Radius and contour machining ,Flat surface and profile machining ,Slot and groove finishing, Surface blending and weld cleanup, Die and mould maintenance, Automotive, aerospace, fabrication, foundry, tool room, and general engineering industries
