6mm shank tungsten carbide burrs

Tungsten Carbide Burrs

Unlock Peak Performance: TC Burrs

For optimal stock removal, a superior surface finish, and controlled cutting temperatures, operate your TC burrs within the sweet spot of 350-600 meters per minute (m/min). Remember, these burrs are direction-sensitive and come in various cutting tooth configurations to suit your needs.

Crucial Safety Note: Exceeding 600 m/min can be dangerous, leading to chipping and breakage. Always adhere to ANSI B7.1 safety standards.

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