Noga BN8110 Swivel Scraper Blade High Speed Steel

Product Description

The NOGA BN8110 is a swivel scraper blade designed for deburring slots and keyways in metalworking applications. The blade uses a round cross-section profile and pivots bi-directionally, allowing the cutting edge to follow the contour of the workpiece in both stroke directions. Constructed from high speed steel, the BN8110 delivers consistent edge retention when working through harder materials. It is a reversible blade, extending service life before replacement. Machinists, toolmakers, and maintenance technicians working in fabrication or production environments are the primary installers of this blade.

The BN8110 is suited for deburring interior features such as slots and keyways where fixed-angle blades cannot follow changing surfaces. The swivel action allows continuous blade contact along irregular or angled edges without repositioning the holder. This blade fits K-series compatible holders and is sold individually, making it a practical replacement option for shops that use NOGA K-series deburring systems.

Key Features

• Bi-directional swivel action allows deburring on both forward and return strokes
• High speed steel construction for durability and edge retention on hardened and ferrous materials
• Round cross-section blade profile sized for slot and keyway applications
• Reversible blade design extends usable life before disposal
• Compatible with K-series blade holders
• Sold individually with a minimum order quantity of one

Compatibility

The BN8110 is compatible with K-series blade holders. It is designed for use on slot and keyway surfaces. No additional specific model compatibility data was provided by the manufacturer for this blade.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or toolroom technicians using standard hand tools. Secure the blade firmly in the K-series compatible holder before use and confirm the swivel joint moves freely without binding. Always deburr with controlled pressure to avoid blade deflection or chipping on hardened workpiece edges. Replace the blade at the first sign of edge dulling to maintain clean, consistent deburring results.