Metal Rotary Burr Set Dedra 6 pcs, 6 mm shank, tungsten carbide cutting heads

Set of six Dedra rotary burrs designed for metalworking tasks. Each tool features a 6 mm shank and durable tungsten carbide cutting heads suitable for shaping, deburring, enlarging holes and removing material from steel, stainless steel and other metals. The set is compatible with die grinders, rotary tools and pneumatic or electric handheld machines commonly used in workshops and repair environments.

Advantages

The tungsten carbide cutting heads provide high hardness and wear resistance for prolonged cutting life and consistent performance on hard metals. A standardized 6 mm shank ensures secure mounting in most die grinders and rotary tools. The set of six gives a range of burrs for repeated use without frequent replacement, improving workflow efficiency in workshop and repair operations.

Suitable for

• Shaping and profiling metal edges
• Deburring and removing flash from welds
• Enlarging or cleaning out holes and passages
• Removing rust, scale or unwanted material from metal surfaces
• Detailing and finishing work on steel and stainless steel components

Key specifications

• Quantity: 6 pieces
• Shank diameter: 6 mm
• Cutting head material: tungsten carbide
• Intended materials: steel, stainless steel and other metals
• Tool compatibility: die grinders, rotary tools, pneumatic and electric handheld machines

How to use

Mount the selected rotary burr securely in the collet or chuck of a compatible die grinder or rotary tool, ensuring the 6 mm shank is fully seated and tightened to prevent wobble. Start at low speed to check alignment, then increase to an appropriate cutting speed for the material. Apply steady, controlled pressure and move the burr along the workpiece to shape, deburr or remove material. Use short, controlled passes to avoid overheating the cutting head and to maintain surface quality. Allow the tool to cool between extended use periods.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection. Use cutting fluid or air blast where applicable to reduce heat and clear chips when working on stainless steel and other heat-sensitive alloys. Inspect burrs regularly for wear and replace when cutting performance declines.