Noga LB1000 Hand Deburring Tool Set 4 Pc Hss

Product Description

The NOGA LB1000 is a 4-piece hand deburring tool set designed for removing burrs from machined, fabricated, and cut metal parts. The set uses High Speed Steel (HSS) blades and is built around NOGA's Uni-Handle, which accepts interchangeable blades for flexibility across multiple deburring tasks. The included N1-style blade is suited for work on straight edges, curved edges, and through-holes, making this set a practical multi-surface option for machinists, pipefitters, fabricators, and maintenance technicians who require precise manual deburring without power tools.

This set is used in metal fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and job sites where cut tubing, drilled holes, and machined edges need to be cleaned up before assembly or finishing. The Uni-Handle design allows the operator to switch blade types as the work surface changes. The set handles curved edges, straight edges, and holes, covering the most common deburring scenarios encountered in trade and light industrial work. It is compact enough for a tool pouch or toolbox tray.

Key Features

• High Speed Steel blade construction for durability on ferrous and non-ferrous metals
• N1 blade type included, compatible with straight edges, curved edges, and holes
• Interchangeable blade system with NOGA Uni-Handle for multi-task use
• 4-piece set covers common deburring applications in a single kit
• Adjustable Uni-Handle accommodates different blade orientations
• Compact and lightweight at 0.25 pounds, suitable for field or shop use

Compatibility

The LB1000 uses NOGA's interchangeable blade system with the Uni-Handle. Blades are noted as interchangeable within compatible NOGA handle systems. No specific third-party tool or system compatibility is stated in the product data.

Installation Notes

Hand deburring tools require no power source and are typically used by machinists, pipefitters, or fabricators as part of a manual finishing process. Wear cut-resistant gloves when changing blades or working near freshly cut edges. Inspect blade seating before use to confirm the blade is fully locked into the handle. Dispose of worn HSS blades according to your facility's sharps or metal scrap disposal procedures.