Noga LB1900 Hand Deburring Tool Set 12 Piece Hss

Product Description

The NOGA LB1900 is a 12-piece hand deburring tool set designed for removing sharp burrs and edges left by cutting, drilling, and machining operations. The set includes Type N1 high speed steel blades mounted in a plastic Uni-Handle, providing the cutting hardness needed to work through metal, plastic, and composite workpieces. At 0.3 pounds, the kit is lightweight enough for bench work or field use. Blades are interchangeable, allowing a single handle to accept multiple blade profiles without additional tooling. Licensed tradespeople and precision machinists keep this type of set on hand for fast cleanup between fabrication steps.

The LB1900 is suited for deburring curved edges, straight edges, and holes on a wide range of materials. It is commonly used in HVAC sheet metal work, plumbing rough-in, electrical enclosure fabrication, and general mechanical assembly where clean, burr-free edges are required before fitting, threading, or sealing components. The interchangeable blade design makes it practical in both shop and field environments where multiple edge profiles may be encountered on a single job.

Key Features

• 12-piece set with Type N1 high speed steel blades for hardness and edge retention
• Interchangeable blade system using a single Uni-Handle plastic grip
• Compatible with curved edges, straight edges, and holes
• Lightweight at 0.3 pounds for comfortable extended use
• High speed steel blade material suitable for metal, plastic, and composite surfaces
• Non-adjustable fixed-angle blade design for consistent, repeatable deburring strokes

Compatibility

Compatible surfaces include curved edges, straight edges, and holes as specified by the manufacturer. Blades are interchangeable within the Uni-Handle system. Blade type included is N1; hole chamfering blades are not included in this set.

Installation Notes

Hand deburring tools require no power source and are used by hand with controlled strokes along the edge or hole being dressed. Always wear cut-resistant gloves when changing blades or working near freshly cut metal edges. Secure the workpiece before deburring to prevent movement that could cause blade slippage. Dispose of spent blades according to local sharps or scrap metal handling procedures.