T/C carbide burrs

Carbide burr, shape A (ZYA): cylinder without end cut. High concentricity Optimal cutting geometry ensures best work results Long lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Cast iron Machine suitability:   Air grinder Machine suitability The HF A Z7 tungsten carbide burr can be used with straight grinders, flexible shaft drive machines and air grinders. The recommended cutting speed is 450–600 m/min for unalloyed steels/cast steels/cast iron, and 250–350 m/min for alloyed steels/tool steels/rust- and acid-proofed steels. Structure and manufacture The head is attached using a specialised brazing technique, while the teeth are cut using high-precision diamond discs on advanced CNC machines. This technique ensures an optimum and high-performance cutting geometry. Application This carbide burr as a single cut variant without chip breaker offers users a long tool life and concentricity at a low price. Dimension The carbide burr with shape A (cylinder without end cut) according to DIN 8032 is available with head diameters of 6 mm to 12.7 mm. The shank diameter is 6 mm.

Carbide burr, shape M (SKM): cone. Maximum concentricity Perfectly coordinated cutting geometry ensures top-quality working results Maximum lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Cast iron Machine suitability:   Air grinder Machine suitability The HF M tungsten carbide burr can be used with straight grinders, flexible shaft drive machines and air grinders. The recommended cutting speed is 450–600 m/min for unalloyed steels/cast steels/cast iron, and 250–350 m/min for alloyed steels/tool steels/rust- and acid-proofed steels. Structure and manufacture The head is attached using a specialised brazing technique, while the teeth are cut using high-precision diamond discs on advanced CNC machines. This technique ensures an optimum and high-performance cutting geometry. Quality The HF M provides users with the best RHODIUS tool in its category. RHODIUS TOPline products represent a maximum level of performance and quality. Application With this carbide burr in the single cut variant (Z 3), the user benefits both from aggressive stock removal as well as a long tool life and concentricity. The double cut variant with chip breaker (Z 6) also enables highly aggressive stock removal combined with a long tool life and concentricity. A very high surface treatment quality is also achieved. Dimension The carbide burr with shape M (cone) according to DIN 8032 is available with head diameters of 3 mm to 16 mm. The shaft diameter is 3 mm or 6 mm. Note Special variants with shaft lengths of up to 400 mm are available for this tungsten carbide burr.

Carbide burr, shape A (ZYA): cylinder without end cut. Maximum concentricity Perfectly coordinated cutting geometry ensures top-quality working results Maximum lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Non-ferrous metals   Straight grinder  

Carbide burr, shape D (KUD): ball. Maximum concentricity Perfectly coordinated cutting geometry ensures top-quality working results Maximum lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Non-ferrous metals   Straight grinder  

Carbide burr, shape D (KUD): ball. High concentricity Optimal cutting geometry ensures best work results Long lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Non-ferrous metals Machine suitability:   Air grinder Machine suitability The HF D Z7 tungsten carbide burr can be used with straight grinders, flexible shaft drive machines and air grinders. The recommended cutting speed is 450–600 m/min for unalloyed steels/cast steels/cast iron, and 250–350 m/min for alloyed steels/tool steels/rust- and acid-proofed steels. Structure and manufacture The head is attached using a specialised brazing technique, while the teeth are cut using high-precision diamond discs on advanced CNC machines. This technique ensures an optimum and high-performance cutting geometry. Application This carbide burr as a double cut variant with chip breaker offers users a long tool life as well as high concentricity at a low price. Dimension The carbide burr with shape D (ball) according to DIN 8032 is available with head diameters of 6 mm to 12.7 mm. The shank diameter is 6 mm.

Carbide burr, shape B (ZYAS): cylinder with end cut. High concentricity Optimal cutting geometry ensures best work results Long lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Non-ferrous metals Machine suitability:   Air grinder Machine suitability The HF B Z7 tungsten carbide burr can be used with straight grinders, flexible shaft drive machines and air grinders. The recommended cutting speed is 450–600 m/min for unalloyed steels/cast steels/cast iron, and 250–350 m/min for alloyed steels/tool steels/rust- and acid-proofed steels. Structure and manufacture The head is attached using a specialised brazing technique, while the teeth are cut using high-precision diamond discs on advanced CNC machines. This technique ensures an optimum and high-performance cutting geometry. Application This carbide burr as a double cut variant with chip breaker offers users a long tool life as well as high concentricity at a low price. Dimension The carbide burr with shape B (cylinder with end cut) according to DIN 8032 is available with head diameters of 6 mm to 12.7 mm. The shank diameter is 6 mm.

Carbide burr, shape C (WRC): ball-nosed cylinder. High concentricity Optimal cutting geometry ensures best work results Long lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Non-ferrous metals Machine suitability:   Air grinder Machine suitability The HF C Z7 tungsten carbide burr can be used with straight grinders, flexible shaft drive machines and air grinders. The recommended cutting speed is 450–600 m/min for unalloyed steels/cast steels/cast iron, and 250–350 m/min for alloyed steels/tool steels/rust- and acid-proofed steels. Structure and manufacture The head is attached using a specialised brazing technique, while the teeth are cut using high-precision diamond discs on advanced CNC machines. This technique ensures an optimum and high-performance cutting geometry. Application This carbide burr as a double cut variant with chip breaker offers users a long tool life as well as high concentricity at a low price. Dimension The carbide burr with shape C (ball-nosed cylinder) according to DIN 8032 is available with head diameters of 6 mm to 12.7 mm. The shank diameter is 6 mm.

Carbide burr, shape F (RBF): ball-nosed tree. High concentricity Optimal cutting geometry ensures best work results Long lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Non-ferrous metals Machine suitability:   Air grinder Machine suitability The HF F Z7 tungsten carbide burr can be used with straight grinders, flexible shaft drive machines and air grinders. The recommended cutting speed is 450–600 m/min for unalloyed steels/cast steels/cast iron, and 250–350 m/min for alloyed steels/tool steels/rust- and acid-proofed steels. Structure and manufacture The head is attached using a specialised brazing technique, while the teeth are cut using high-precision diamond discs on advanced CNC machines. This technique ensures an optimum and high-performance cutting geometry. Application This carbide burr as a double cut variant with chip breaker offers users a long tool life as well as high concentricity at a low price. Dimension The carbide burr with shape F (ball-nosed tree) according to DIN 8032 is available with head diameters of 6 mm to 12.7 mm. The shank diameter is 6 mm.

Carbide burr, shape L (KEL): ball-nosed cone. Maximum concentricity Perfectly coordinated cutting geometry ensures top-quality working results Maximum lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Non-ferrous metals   Straight grinder  

Carbide burr, shape F (RBF): ball-nosed tree. Maximum concentricity Perfectly coordinated cutting geometry ensures top-quality working results Maximum lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Non-ferrous metals   Straight grinder  

Carbide burr, shape B (ZYAS): cylinder with end cut. Maximum concentricity Perfectly coordinated cutting geometry ensures top-quality working results Maximum lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Non-ferrous metals   Straight grinder  

Carbide burr, shape C (WRC): ball-nosed cylinder. Maximum concentricity Perfectly coordinated cutting geometry ensures top-quality working results Maximum lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Non-ferrous metals   Straight grinder  

Carbide burr, shape G (SPG): tree. High concentricity Optimal cutting geometry ensures best work results Long lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Non-ferrous metals Machine suitability:   Air grinder Machine suitability The HF G Z7 tungsten carbide burr can be used with straight grinders, flexible shaft drive machines and air grinders. The recommended cutting speed is 450–600 m/min for unalloyed steels/cast steels/cast iron, and 250–350 m/min for alloyed steels/tool steels/rust- and acid-proofed steels. Structure and manufacture The head is attached using a specialised brazing technique, while the teeth are cut using high-precision diamond discs on advanced CNC machines. This technique ensures an optimum and high-performance cutting geometry. Application This carbide burr as a double cut variant with chip breaker offers users a long tool life as well as high concentricity at a low price. Dimension The carbide burr with shape G (tree) according to DIN 8032 is available with head diameters of 8 mm to 12.7 mm. The shank diameter is 6 mm.

Carbide burr, shape G (SPG): tree. Maximum concentricity Perfectly coordinated cutting geometry ensures top-quality working results Maximum lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Non-ferrous metals   Straight grinder  

Carbide burr, shape M (SKM): cone. High concentricity Optimal cutting geometry ensures best work results Long lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Cast iron Machine suitability:   Air grinder Machine suitability The HF M Z7 tungsten carbide burr can be used with straight grinders, flexible shaft drive machines and air grinders. The recommended cutting speed is 450–600 m/min for unalloyed steels/cast steels/cast iron, and 250–350 m/min for alloyed steels/tool steels/rust- and acid-proofed steels. Structure and manufacture The head is attached using a specialised brazing technique, while the teeth are cut using high-precision diamond discs on advanced CNC machines. This technique ensures an optimum and high-performance cutting geometry. Application This carbide burr as a double cut variant with chip breaker offers users a long tool life as well as high concentricity at a low price. Dimension The carbide burr with shape M (cone) according to DIN 8032 is available with head diameters of 9.6 mm and 12.7 mm. The shank diameter is 6 mm.

Carbide burr, shape J (KSJ): 60° countersink. Maximum concentricity Perfectly coordinated cutting geometry ensures top-quality working results Maximum lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Cast iron Machine suitability:   Air grinder Machine suitability The HF J tungsten carbide burr can be used with straight grinders, flexible shaft drive machines and air grinders. The recommended cutting speed is 450–600 m/min for unalloyed steels/cast steels/cast iron, and 250–350 m/min for alloyed steels/tool steels/rust- and acid-proofed steels. Structure and manufacture The head is attached using a specialised brazing technique, while the teeth are cut using high-precision diamond discs on advanced CNC machines. This technique ensures an optimum and high-performance cutting geometry. Quality The HF J gives users the best RHODIUS tool in its category. RHODIUS TOPline products represent a maximum level of performance and quality. Application With this carbide burr in the single cut variant (Z 3), the user benefits both from aggressive stock removal as well as a long tool life and concentricity. The double cut variant with chip breaker (Z 6) also enables highly aggressive stock removal combined with a long tool life and concentricity. A very high surface treatment quality is also achieved. Dimension The carbide burr with shape J (60° countersink) according to DIN 8032 is available with head diameters of 9.6 mm to 16 mm. The shank diameter is 6 mm. Note Special variants with shaft lengths of up to 400 mm are available for this tungsten carbide burr.

Carbide burr, shape H (FLF): flame. Maximum concentricity Perfectly coordinated cutting geometry ensures top-quality working results Maximum lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Cast iron Machine suitability:   Air grinder Machine suitability The HF H tungsten carbide burr can be used with straight grinders, flexible shaft drive machines and air grinders. The recommended cutting speed is 450–600 m/min for unalloyed steels/cast steels/cast iron, and 250–350 m/min for alloyed steels/tool steels/rust- and acid-proofed steels. Structure and manufacture The head is attached using a specialised brazing technique, while the teeth are cut using high-precision diamond discs on advanced CNC machines. This technique ensures an optimum and high-performance cutting geometry. Quality The HF H provides users with the best RHODIUS tool in its category. RHODIUS TOPline products represent a maximum level of performance and quality. Application With this carbide burr in the single cut variant (Z 3), the user benefits both from aggressive stock removal as well as a long tool life and concentricity. The double cut variant with chip breaker (Z 6) also enables highly aggressive stock removal combined with a long tool life and concentricity. A very high surface treatment quality is also achieved. Dimension The carbide burr with shape H (flame) according to DIN 8032 is available with head diameters of 6 mm to 16 mm. The shank diameter is 6 mm. Note Special variants with shaft lengths of up to 400 mm are available for this tungsten carbide burr.

Carbide burr, shape E (TRE): oval. Maximum concentricity Perfectly coordinated cutting geometry ensures top-quality working results Maximum lifetime Shape:    Thickness:   Stainless steel   Non-ferrous metals   Straight grinder