Noga MS1000 Hand Deburring Tool Set 3 Pc Hss

Product Description

The NOGA MS1000 is a 3-piece hand deburring tool set built around a High Speed Steel (HSS) D50 blade for clean, controlled material removal on metal and plastic workpieces. The set uses a Uni-Handle design that accepts the included blade type, giving technicians and machinists a consistent grip across deburring tasks. High Speed Steel construction provides the hardness and edge retention needed for repetitive work on drilled holes, straight edges, and bushing bores. This set is suited for machine shops, maintenance facilities, and any environment where hand deburring is a regular part of part finishing or prep work.

The MS1000 is designed for use on bushings, straight edges, and holes where clean chamfering and burr removal are required after drilling, punching, or machining operations. The Blade Type D50 is specifically suited for these surface types. This set is a practical addition to tool inventories in industrial maintenance, fabrication shops, and light assembly environments where consistent, hand-controlled deburring is preferred over mechanical methods.

Key Features

• High Speed Steel (HSS) D50 blade for durable edge retention and consistent cut quality
• Uni-Handle design provides a stable, ergonomic grip for extended use
• Compatible with bushings, straight edges, and drilled or punched holes
• 3-piece set provides a complete hand deburring solution out of the box
• Non-adjustable, non-interchangeable design keeps setup simple and repeatable

Compatibility

Designed for hand deburring on metal and plastic surfaces including bushing bores, straight edges, and through-holes. Compatible surfaces include bushings, holes, and straight edges as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Hand deburring tools require no power source and are operated manually by machinists, maintenance technicians, or assembly workers. Secure the workpiece in a vise or fixture before deburring to prevent movement and ensure clean, controlled passes. Always use appropriate cut-resistant gloves when handling freshly machined parts with sharp edges. Inspect the blade for wear or chipping before each use and replace if the cutting edge is degraded.