Rotary Burr KLINGSPOR Frez HF 100 B carbide 9.6 x 64 mm (295569)

KLINGSPOR Frez HF 100 B is a solid carbide rotary burr sized 9.6 x 64 mm designed for material removal, shaping and deburring on a variety of metals. The carbide cutting head and precise flute geometry enable consistent cutting performance and an extended tool life when used in appropriate rotary tools. This tool is intended for tasks that require controlled stock removal, edge finishing and surface preparation in professional metalworking environments.

Advantages

The carbide construction provides high wear resistance and stability at elevated speeds, while the HF 100 B flute design promotes efficient chip evacuation and smooth cutting action. The consistent geometry reduces vibration and helps maintain dimensional accuracy during finishing operations. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for access to confined areas and detailed shaping work.

Suitable for

• Deburring and removing burrs from machined metal parts
• Shaping and profiling steel, stainless steel and non-ferrous metals
• Surface preparation before welding, painting or coating
• Precision work with die grinders and rotary tools

Key specifications

• Material: solid carbide cutting head
• Head diameter: 9.6 mm
• Overall length: 64 mm
• Cut geometry: HF 100 B flute design for efficient chip removal
• Intended use: metalworking—cutting, deburring, shaping, finishing

How to use

Secure the rotary burr properly in the collet or chuck of a compatible die grinder or rotary tool, ensuring correct fit and runout within manufacturer tolerances. Operate at appropriate rotational speeds for the material being worked—moderate to high speeds for most metals—while applying steady, light pressure; avoid excessive force that can reduce tool life or damage the workpiece. Use consistent, controlled passes and orient the flute geometry to optimize chip flow away from the cutting area. Allow the tool to cool between prolonged uses to preserve carbide integrity.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and respiratory protection where airborne particles are expected. Clean chips and swarf from the work area regularly and inspect the burr for wear; replace the tool when cutting performance declines or geometry becomes damaged.