FANAR deburring tool GT EL1300GT — hand deburrer for metal and plastics

FANAR GT EL1300GT is a handheld deburring tool designed for controlled removal of burrs and light countersinking on metal and plastic components. The compact form factor supports manual operation and enables access to edges and holes in tight areas. It is intended for workshop repairs, maintenance tasks, prototype finishing and small-series production where precise edge cleanup and consistent surface quality are required.

Advantages

The tool delivers consistent, repeatable deburring performance with minimal setup and a compact, ergonomic shape for handheld use. Its design allows easy positioning on edges and around holes, reducing the risk of overcutting while producing smooth edges. The light weight and balanced profile help reduce operator fatigue during sustained use, and the construction is suitable for routine workshop environments.

Suitable for

• Edge deburring on metal sheets and machined plastic parts
• Light countersinking of holes prior to fastener installation
• Prototype finishing and small-batch production edge cleanup
• Maintenance and repair tasks in workshop environments

Key specifications

• Handheld design for manual operation
• Intended use: deburring and light countersinking on metal and plastics
• Compact and lightweight construction for access to confined areas
• Ergonomic profile to support sustained manual use
• Suitable for workshop and maintenance applications, prototypes and small-series production

How to use

Secure the workpiece and ensure stable support before beginning. Hold the deburring tool with a comfortable grip and place the cutting edge or countersink against the burr or hole edge at a controlled angle. Apply steady, light pressure and move the tool along the edge or rotate around the hole until the burr is removed and the edge is smooth. Periodically inspect the edge and adjust pressure or angle as needed to avoid excessive material removal. Clean the tool and work area after use.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Select compatible cutting inserts or blades rated for the material being processed. For repeatable results, perform a short trial on a scrap piece to set the correct angle and pressure before working on final parts. Avoid excessive force to preserve edge geometry and extend tool life.