Noga UB1160 Deburring Blade Holder Front Back Chamfer

Product Description

The NOGA UB1160 is a one-piece deburring blade holder designed for front and back hole chamfering operations on drilled or machined holes. It accepts Type UB blades and is built for use with power deburring tool systems. The holder handles a maximum hole diameter of 0.6496 inches (16.5 mm) and an overall length of 0.625 inches, making it well suited for precise deburring work on small bores. Machinists, pipefitters, and metal fabricators working with close-tolerance holes rely on this type of holder to achieve clean, burr-free edges without secondary filing or hand-finishing operations.

The UB1160 is used in metalworking, fabrication shops, and maintenance environments where drilled holes require deburring on both the entry and exit faces. It is compatible with rotary power deburring tool systems that accept Type UB blade holders. Typical applications include deburring steel, aluminum, and other machinable metals on CNC machines, drill presses, or hand-held power tools. The one-piece construction keeps the holder rigid during operation, which helps maintain consistent chamfer quality across repetitive hole patterns.

Key Features

• Front and back hole chamfering capability in a single pass
• One-piece construction for rigid, consistent performance
• Maximum hole diameter of 0.6496 inches (16.5 mm)
• Minimum hole diameter of 16.00 mm for controlled fitment range
• Compatible with Type UB deburring blade system
• Compact overall length of 0.625 inches for tight clearance applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with NOGA Type UB power deburring tool systems. Accepts Type UB blades. Note that this listing is for the blade holder only and does not include a blade.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by machinists or tool and die technicians. Ensure the power tool or machine spindle is fully de-energized and at a complete stop before mounting or changing the blade holder. Verify that the blade holder is fully seated and secured in the tool body before running the spindle. Follow the tool manufacturer's torque and assembly guidelines for the specific power deburring handle being used.