PFERD 21205187 Carbide Burr with Long Shank, Round Round Shape WRC, Toothing 3 Plus, Burr Diameter 3 mm, Shaft Diameter 3 mm, Length 75 mm, for Universal Applications on The Most Important Materials

• Round-shaped small milling bit with teeth 3 Plus is suitable for coarse machining of cast iron, steel, stainless steel (INOX), nickel-based and titanium alloys
• Carbide burrs for universal applications offer good cutting performance, produce a high surface quality and impress with a long service life
• Long shank burrs are ideal for economical machining of small, hard-to-reach areas on components
• Thanks to the precise concentricity, carbide burrs from PFERD allow impact-free work without chatter marks - the wear of the tool and tool drive is significantly reduced
• Box contents: 1 x PFERD carbide burr with long shaft, round round shape WRC / tooth 3 PLUS / burr diameter 3 mm, shaft diameter 3 mm, total length 75 mm, toothed length 13 mm

PFERD Carbide burr WRC 0313/3 Z3 PLUS GL75 // Roller round shaped burr according to DIN 8032 with teeth according to DIN 8033. Combination of cylindrical and spherical geometries. Suitable for coarse cutting on the most important industrially used materials. Carbide burrs with long shank are ideal for economical machining of small, hard-to-reach areas on components. // Teeth: 3 PLUS // Burr diameter: 3 mm // Shank diameter: 3 mm // Total length: 75 mm // Toothed length: 13 mm // Packaging: plastic packaging // Packaging: plastic packaging // Machinable materials: steel, cast steel, stainless steel (INOX), non-ferrous metals, cast iron // Processing tasks: milling, leveling, deburring, creating perforations, surface processing, welding. Seseam seam processing // drive Types: bend-shaft drive, straight grinder. Safety instructions: not suitable for robot or stationary use. Risk of kinking. Only use backlash-free clamping systems/drives. // Recommendations for use: When working with large shaft lengths, it is mandatory to bring the tool into contact with the workpiece before switching on the drive machine or insert it into the workpiece (hole, groove). The workpiece contact during operation must be guaranteed. If not observed, there is a risk of bending the burr and thus an increased risk of accidents. The maximum operating speeds with workpiece contact are reduced for safety reasons compared to the recommended speeds for carbide burrs with standard shank lengths. Please note the reduced speeds for long shaft designs.