Cutting Burr for Metal Abraboro Typ G 10 x 64/19 — pointed TCT

Abraboro Cutting Burr Typ G 10 x 64/19 with a pointed TCT head is a carbide-tipped rotary tool for metalworking. It is designed for machining, deburring and shaping metal surfaces where precise material removal and edge finishing are required. The pointed geometry of the cutting head allows access to narrow gaps and fine contours, while the robust TCT tip provides good wear resistance and consistent cutting performance on steels and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals.

Advantages

The pointed TCT head offers high cutting precision and extended tool life compared with conventional high-speed steel burrs. Its robust construction maintains shape under load and reduces the need for frequent replacements. The compact dimensions ensure compatibility with a wide range of rotary tools and die grinders, enabling controlled material removal and accurate finishing of weld seams, radii and edges.

Suitable for

• Removal of excess material and flash on steel and stainless steel components
• Deburring machined parts and preparing edges for welding
• Shaping contours, grooves and tight internal features
• Surface blending and smoothing after cutting or grinding operations

Key specifications

• Head type: pointed TCT (tungsten carbide tipped) for metal
• Shape: Typ G (pointed cone-style geometry)
• Dimensions: 10 mm head diameter × 64 mm overall length / 19 mm working length
• Material compatibility: steels, stainless steel, non-ferrous metals
• Mounting: compatible with standard rotary tool and die grinder collets
• Intended use: machining, deburring, shaping, weld preparation

How to use

Secure the cutting burr in the collet of a rotary tool or die grinder ensuring correct seating and firm clamping. Select an appropriate rotational speed for the material being worked—moderate to high speeds for steels and lower speeds for thin or delicate parts—to avoid overheating. Apply light, consistent pressure and use steady motions across the workpiece; avoid excessive force which can damage the TCT tip or the work surface. Use short passes when removing larger amounts of material and allow the tool to cool between extended runs.

Usage recommendations

Wear suitable personal protective equipment, including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Ensure adequate chip and dust extraction or local ventilation when working with metals. For best results, inspect the burr regularly for wear and replace it when cutting performance declines or when the carbide tip is damaged.