Bahco 3.00 - 16 mm Conical Pointed Nose Tungsten Carbide Rotary Burrs

Bahco 3.00 - 16 mm Conical Pointed Nose Tungsten Carbide Rotary Burrs


Price Range: ₹303 to ₹1,016


Type Of Product: Conical Burrs

Head Dia.: 3.00 - 16 mm

Head Length: 11 - 16 mm

Total Length: 38 - 66 mm

Shank Dia.: 3.00 - 6.00 mm

Models in the Bahco 3.00 - 16 mm Conical Pointed Nose Tungsten Carbide Rotary Burrs range

Every model in the Bahco 3.00 - 16 mm Conical Pointed Nose Tungsten Carbide Rotary Burrs range, compared by specification, price and availability.
SKUHead DiaHead LengthTotal Length (mm)Shank DiaPriceAdd to cart
CU.CA.CO.00014
3.00 mm
11 mm
38 mm
3.00 mm
Was ₹522₹303 inclusive of GST
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CU.CA.CO.00015
6.00 mm
11 mm
38 mm
3.00 mm
Was ₹688₹399 inclusive of GST
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CU.CA.CO.00016
6.00 mm
19 mm
60 mm
6.00 mm
Was ₹815₹473 inclusive of GST
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CU.CA.CO.00017
10 mm
20 mm
70 mm
6.00 mm
Was ₹1,083₹628 inclusive of GST
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CU.CA.CO.00018
12 mm
25 mm
75 mm
6.00 mm
Was ₹1,322₹767 inclusive of GST
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CU.CA.CO.00019
10 mm
12 mm
60 mm
6.00 mm
Was ₹986₹572 inclusive of GST
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CU.CA.CO.00020
16 mm
13 mm
63 mm
6.00 mm
Was ₹1,691₹981 inclusive of GST
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CU.CA.CO.00021
16 mm
16 mm
66 mm
6.00 mm
Was ₹1,751₹1,016 inclusive of GST
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Bahco 3.00 - 16 mm Conical Pointed Nose Tungsten Carbide Rotary Burrs

Conical Rotary Burrs are basically Rotary files, and they are used to remove Burrs in machined metal jobs. They are rotated at very high speed, and are made of Tungsten carbide so that the cutting edges do not lose their sharpness easily. Tungsten carbide burrs are much harder than HSS (High Speed Steel) burrs and are used to cut harder materials. The burrs wear less and retain their hardness under higher temperatures.High-speed steel burrs are used primarily for machining soft steel, aluminium, bronze, brass, etc. Type of cut; M: medium, for machining unhardened steel and other moderately hard materials under normal conditions.EC: extra coarse, for soft materials when good stock removal is required, counteracts chip build-up between teeth. Burrs are the better choice when optimal machining conditions cannot be maintained or when risk of vibration and impact shock are high. Also usable with low cutting speeds.