Deburring tool Proline 67201 — manual deburrer, 1 pc

Proline 67201 is a manual deburring tool supplied as a single piece. Designed for removing burrs and sharp edges from metal, plastic and other materials, it serves general-purpose finishing, edge-cleaning and preparation for assembly or painting. Compact and handheld, the deburrer is suitable for workshop, production or DIY use where controlled, precise material removal is needed.

Advantages

The Proline manual deburring tool provides a simple and reliable method for eliminating burrs and improving edge quality without the need for power tools. Its handheld design enables precise control and access to confined areas. The tool is lightweight and portable, allowing quick deployment at the workbench or on the production line. As a single-piece supply, it is ready to use immediately for basic finishing tasks.

Suitable for

• Removing flash and burrs from metal parts after cutting or machining
• Cleaning edges of plastic components and molded parts
• Deburring holes, slots and profiles in light fabrication work
• Preparation of edges for welding, painting or adhesive bonding
• General workshop, maintenance and DIY finishing tasks

Key specifications

• Type: manual handheld deburring tool
• Quantity: 1 piece per supply
• Application materials: metal, plastic and similar substrates
• Function: edge deburring and sharpening, flash removal
• Form factor: compact, ergonomically suitable for hand operation

How to use

Hold the Proline deburring tool firmly in one hand and position the blade or working edge against the burr at a low angle. Apply steady, controlled passes along the edge or around holes, increasing pressure gradually until the burr is removed. For internal edges or holes, use short, careful strokes and rotate the workpiece if possible to maintain a consistent angle. Inspect the surface frequently and finish with light passes to avoid over-removal of material. Clean the tool after use and store in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair the manual deburrer with appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and cut-resistant gloves. Match the tool to the material hardness and use slower, controlled motions on thin or brittle parts to prevent damage. When preparing edges for painting or bonding, ensure surfaces are free of oil and debris after deburring.