Noga RD2000 Hand Deburring Tool Set 5 Pc Hss

Product Description

The NOGA RD2000 is a 5-piece hand deburring tool set designed to remove burrs from external shafts and holes using high speed steel (HSS) blades. The set includes four interchangeable blade types - RD10.4, RD3.2, RD6.3, and RD8.3 TC - mounted in the Noga Burr handle, which is purpose-built for controlled hand deburring on machined and fabricated parts. The RD8.3 TC blade adds hole chamfering capability, making this set suited for mixed deburring tasks on a single workpiece. At 0.8 pounds, the kit is compact enough for bench or field use by machinists, pipefitters, and fabricators working across metal, plastic, or composite materials.

This set is intended for deburring operations on external shaft surfaces and through-holes, making it a practical choice for machine shops, fabrication facilities, and trade professionals performing fit-up work on pipe, conduit, or precision components. The four blade profiles cover a range of edge geometries, allowing the technician to address both fine burrs and heavier chamfering without switching to a separate tool. The non-adjustable, fixed-handle design keeps operation straightforward during repetitive deburring runs.

Key Features

• 5-piece set includes blade types RD10.4, RD3.2, RD6.3, and RD8.3 TC plus the Noga Burr handle
• High speed steel blades for durability on metal, plastic, and composite surfaces
• Includes hole chamfering blade (RD8.3 TC) for combined deburring and chamfering tasks
• Compatible with external shaft and hole surface types
• Lightweight at 0.8 pounds for easy hand control during extended use
• Fixed, non-adjustable handle design for consistent grip and control

Compatibility

Designed for use on external shaft surfaces and holes. Blades included are RD10.4, RD3.2, RD6.3, and RD8.3 TC, all compatible with the Noga Burr handle included in this set. Blades in this set are not interchangeable with other handle systems.

Installation Notes

Hand deburring tools require no power source and are typically used at a workbench or in the field after cutting, drilling, or reaming operations. Ensure the workpiece is secured before deburring to prevent movement during blade contact. Wear appropriate cut-resistant gloves when handling freshly cut edges or changing blade configurations. Dispose of metal shavings per shop safety protocols.