Deburring tool ks tools 105.2000 for plastic edges, usable on 3–42 mm diameters

The ks tools handheld deburring tool 105.2000 is designed to remove burrs and smooth cut edges on plastic workpieces. Intended for use with circular openings and edges, it accommodates diameters from 3 to 42 mm and delivers controlled material removal for pipes, tubes and molded components. The tool is suitable for both workshop benches and on-site tasks where precise edge finishing is required before assembly, bonding, welding or painting.

Advantages

This deburring tool provides a consistent edge profile across a wide diameter range, reducing manual rework. Its handheld design enables access to confined areas and simplifies repeated operations. The tool’s geometry and cutting action minimise material stress and produce clean, repeatable edges on various plastic grades without extensive force.

Suitable for

• Deburring and edge finishing of plastic pipes and tubes with diameters 3–42 mm
• Smoothing edges of molded plastic parts prior to bonding or painting
• On-site repairs and workshop production where quick, repeatable finishing is needed
• Preparation of plastic components for welding, assembly or sealing

Key specifications

• Diameter range: suitable for circular openings and edges from 3 mm up to 42 mm
• Handheld operation for manual control and accessibility
• Designed specifically for plastic materials and thin-walled components
• Compact form factor for use in confined spaces and on-site tasks

How to use

Select the tool and ensure the workpiece is securely clamped or supported. Insert the deburring end into the opening or place it against the cut edge and apply steady, controlled strokes while rotating or guiding the tool along the circumference. Use light pressure and check progress frequently to avoid over-cutting. After initial passes, inspect the edge and repeat until the desired smoothness is achieved. Clean the work area of shavings and verify the finished surface before further processing.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool on plastics within the recommended diameter range and with appropriate personal protective equipment such as cut-resistant gloves and eye protection. For delicate or thin-walled components, proceed with light, incremental passes. Regularly inspect the cutting surfaces and replace them if wear affects finish quality.