Noga UB2060 Fixed Power Deburring Blade Hss

Product Description

The NOGA UB2060 is a fixed-type power deburring blade made from High Speed Steel, designed to remove burrs and chamfer holes from both the front and back in a single pass. At 2.750 inches in blade size, it fits into the corresponding NOGA deburring tool holder for use in production and maintenance environments. High Speed Steel construction provides the edge retention and toughness needed for repetitive deburring cycles on metal workpieces. This blade is installed and replaced by machinists, tool-and-die technicians, and maintenance professionals working with precision-machined components.

The UB2060 is suited for front and back hole chamfering applications across a range of machined parts. It is typically used in metal fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and production lines where consistent, clean hole finishing is required. The fixed blade design locks securely into the tool body, maintaining consistent cutting geometry throughout the blade's service life. This blade is packaged individually and ordered in single-unit quantities, making it straightforward to stock as a replacement consumable.

Key Features

• Fixed blade type for secure, consistent engagement in the tool holder
• Front and back hole chamfer capability in a single operation
• High Speed Steel construction for edge retention on metal workpieces
• 2.750-inch blade size for compatibility with matching NOGA tool holder
• Single-piece packaging for easy replacement stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement blade for NOGA power deburring tool holders with a Tool Compatibility rating of 1. Verify tool holder model against NOGA compatibility charts before ordering.

Installation Notes

Blade replacement should be performed by a qualified machinist or maintenance technician with the deburring tool fully disconnected from its power source. Use appropriate blade-handling tools or gloves when removing and installing cutting blades to avoid contact with sharp edges. Confirm the blade is fully seated and locked in the tool holder before resuming operation. Follow the tool manufacturer's instructions for blade retention and torque where specified in the tool documentation.