Noga NB1100 Hand Deburring Tool Set Hss S10 Blade

Product Description

The NOGA NB1100 is a hand deburring tool set designed to remove sharp burrs and rough edges left behind after cutting, drilling, or machining metal and other materials. The set includes one Noga-Burr handle paired with an S10 high speed steel blade, giving technicians and machinists a ready-to-use solution straight out of the package. High speed steel construction makes the S10 blade durable enough for repeated use across a range of materials. At 0.1 pounds, the tool is lightweight and easy to maneuver in tight spaces. This tool is a standard in fabrication, maintenance, and metalworking environments where clean, finished edges are required before assembly or inspection.

The NB1100 is suited for use on curved edges, straight edges, and holes, making it a versatile choice for general deburring work. It is commonly used in mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical trades where conduit, tubing, sheet metal, or drilled components need edge finishing before installation. The S10 blade handles light to medium deburring tasks on ferrous and non-ferrous metals as well as plastics. This set is appropriate for both shop use and field service work where a compact, reliable deburring tool is needed on hand.

Key Features

• S10 high speed steel blade included for durable, repeatable edge finishing
• Compatible with curved edges, straight edges, and holes
• Includes Noga-Burr handle and S10 blade as a complete ready-to-use set
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds for easy single-hand operation
• 1-piece set with no additional components required

Compatibility

Designed as a standard hand deburring tool compatible with curved edges, straight edges, and holes across common metalworking and trade applications. The S10 blade is a Noga-compatible blade type suitable for use with Noga-Burr handles.

Installation Notes

Hand deburring tools require no power source and are used manually by trade professionals including pipefitters, electricians, HVAC technicians, and machinists. Always wear cut-resistant gloves when handling freshly cut or drilled workpieces before deburring. Ensure the workpiece is secured before applying the blade to avoid slipping. Inspect the blade periodically for wear and replace when the cutting edge no longer removes burrs cleanly.