Noga UB1045 Deburring Blade Holder Front Back Chamfer

Product Description

The NOGA UB1045 is a one-piece deburring blade holder designed for front and back hole chamfering on small-diameter bores. Compatible with Type UB deburring blades, it accepts holes from 4.50 millimeters (minimum) up to 5.000 millimeters (0.1968 inches) in diameter. The UB1045 is a non-blade unit, meaning the blade is sold separately, and the holder itself measures 0.1720 inches in overall length. Machinists, pipefitters, and precision fabricators use this tool to remove burrs from drilled or punched holes in metal, plastic, and composite materials without resorting to manual file work.

The UB1045 fits into hand-held or power deburring applications where controlled, repeatable chamfering of small holes is required. Its one-piece construction keeps the tool rigid and consistent during use. Typical install scenarios include production shops, maintenance facilities, and field service work where clean hole edges are required for fittings, fasteners, or fluid-system components. The compact form factor suits tight-clearance access where larger tools cannot reach.

Key Features

• One-piece construction provides rigid, consistent performance during front and back deburring passes
• Type UB blade compatibility allows quick blade swaps without replacing the holder
• Handles holes from 4.50 mm minimum up to 5.000 mm (0.1968 inches) maximum diameter
• Lightweight at 0.092 pounds, reducing hand fatigue during repetitive deburring tasks
• Non-blade design lets users select the appropriate UB blade for the material and application

Compatibility

Designed for use with Type UB deburring blades in power or hand deburring tool systems requiring front and back hole chamfering of holes up to 5.000 mm in diameter.

Installation Notes

This tool is installed and operated by machinists, fabricators, or maintenance technicians familiar with rotary deburring systems. Before use, ensure the workpiece is secured and the power tool or driver is powered down before inserting or changing the blade holder. Verify the hole diameter falls within the specified range of 4.50 mm to 5.000 mm before applying the tool to avoid blade or holder damage. Follow the tool manufacturer guidelines and applicable shop safety protocols for rotating hand tools.