Noga Nx 1000 Hand Deburring Tool Set 23 Pc Hss

Product Description

The NOGA NX 1000 is a 23-piece hand deburring tool set built for removing burrs, chamfering edges, and cleaning up machined surfaces across a wide range of workpiece geometries. The set uses interchangeable high speed steel (HSS) blades, including types D50, N1, N80, and RD10.4, mounted in the Edge Off and Uni-Handle systems. Blade types C, D, K, N, and S are included, covering the most common deburring profiles. This set is suited for machinists, tool and die technicians, maintenance mechanics, and fabricators who need a single kit capable of handling multiple surface conditions without switching to a different tool platform.

The NX 1000 is designed for shop-floor and field use where workpieces present varied deburring challenges in a single setup. Compatible surface applications include holes, internal threads, external shafts, curved edges, straight edges, key seats, ways, bushing scraping, and small ridges. The interchangeable blade design means technicians can swap cutting profiles without replacing the handle, reducing tool inventory and keeping a compact kit on the bench or in a service bag.

Key Features

• 23-piece set with four HSS blade types: D50, N1, N80, and RD10.4
• Includes blade types C, D, K, N, and S for broad deburring profile coverage
• Interchangeable blade system compatible with Edge Off and Uni-Handle handles
• High speed steel construction for durability on hardened and unhardened metals
• Covers nine compatible surface types including holes, internal threads, and external shafts
• Compact kit format reduces bench clutter and simplifies tool selection

Compatibility

Blades are interchangeable across NOGA Edge Off and Uni-Handle systems. The set covers bushing scraping, curved edges, external shafts, holes, internal threads, key seats, ways, small ridges, and straight edge applications.

Installation Notes

Deburring tools of this type are typically used by machinists and maintenance technicians without specialized trade licensing requirements. Always secure the workpiece before deburring to prevent movement during blade contact. Inspect each blade for chips or wear before use and replace damaged blades rather than continuing with a compromised cutting edge. Wear appropriate eye protection and cut-resistant gloves when handling and changing blades.