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The E-Z Burr Tool Line-Up
Micro Series:
One millimeter. Four one-hundredths of an inch. That's how small a hole you
can deburr with the E-Z Burr Micro Series, the world's smallest solid arbor style
deburring tool. Economically priced, the E-Z Burr Micro Tool lets you deburr
thousands of super-small holes before the cartridge needs replacing. Still more
economy is provided by the two-piece construction, which lets you remove and
replace the cartridge in seconds while the tool is still in the spindle. That also
eliminates the need to handle and perhaps lose miniature parts.
All cartridges must be used with a cartridge holder. One size holder accommodates all cartridges
High Speed Steel Series (HSS):
E-Z Burr Tools are the industry standard for quick, effective and consistent front
and rear burr removal. They're the only deburring tools of their type that offer a
flexible blade which operates independently of springs and plungers. The result
is a solid shank ­ not hollow like the competition ­ and a more durable tool.
Additionally, the patented E-Z Burr Tool lets you change chamfer settings and
cutting blades without removal from the holder! And once you set the
desired chamfer it won't change even from blade to blade. These features
ensure less downtime, more production and higher profits.
Carbide Series:
The patented E-Z Burr Carbide Tool lets you deburr and chamfer at speeds and
feeds at least three times faster than regular HSS deburring tools. And the stan-
dard titanium nitrate-coated carbide insert lasts more than five times as long
as HSS blades. The inserts are adjustable, replaceable and can be changed
while the tool is in the machine. The E-Z Burr Carbide Series is ideal for
large production runs, heavy burrs and tough materials.
Stubby Tool:
A new industry standard for modern Swiss-style machines and live tool-
ing, these shorter length tools are made for limited space availability
with maximum flexibility and productivity in mind. The stubby series
comes in both high speed steel and carbide and manufacturers
can eliminate costly secondary operations by finishing parts
completely in one set up.
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