Cutting Burr for Metal Abraboro Typ G 8.0 x 65/20 TCT pointed

Abraboro Typ G cutting burr for metal, size 8.0 x 65/20 with a pointed TCT (tungsten carbide tipped) head is a rotary tool bit designed for shaping, deburring and profiling metal surfaces. The pointed geometry provides access to tight contours and grooves, while the TCT tip ensures cutting durability and wear resistance. This burr is intended for use with compatible die grinders and rotary tools for precision metalworking operations including removal of welds, chamfering and surface finishing.

Advantages

The pointed TCT head offers long life and consistent cutting performance on a range of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Its compact head diameter and tapered profile allow precise material removal in confined areas and along edges. The design reduces clogging and maintains cutting efficiency under typical rotary speeds, enabling predictable results during profiling and deburring tasks.

Suitable for

• Shaping and profiling metal components
• Deburring edges after cutting or machining
• Removal of weld seams and excess material
• Chamfering and preparing edges for assembly or painting
• Detail finishing in tight or recessed areas

Key specifications

• Head type: pointed TCT (tungsten carbide tipped)
• Shank diameter: 8.0 mm
• Overall length: 65 mm
• Head length: 20 mm
• Material compatibility: ferrous and non-ferrous metals
• Typical applications: shaping, deburring, weld removal, chamfering, surface finishing

How to use

Secure the cutting burr in a compatible die grinder or rotary tool with the appropriate collet for an 8.0 mm shank. Use steady, controlled passes at recommended rotational speeds for carbide-tipped tooling, avoid excessive side pressure, and allow the burr to remove material progressively. Maintain a stable grip and proper ventilation; use coolant or compressed air if required to reduce heat and clear chips. Inspect the burr before use for secure seating and any visible damage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, start with lower feed pressure and moderate speed, increasing only as tool behavior and material permit. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and respiratory protection and gloves. Replace the burr when cutting performance noticeably declines or when tip damage is observed.