Sgs Pro 10628 Carbide Bur Cylinder SA-42 1/8 in Shank

Product Description

The SGS PRO 10628 is a double cut carbide abrasive bur with a cylinder head geometry, designed for material removal, deburring, and surface finishing in metalworking and fabrication applications. Built to industry specification SA-42, it features a solid carbide cutting head and a 1/8 inch shank diameter for use in standard die grinders and rotary tools. The double cut tooth pattern creates a crosshatch flute configuration that aggressively shears material on both forward and lateral strokes, generating finer chips and a smoother finish compared to single cut styles. Installers and machinists reach for this bur when working in tight bores, cavities, or along weld seams where precision stock removal is required.

This bur is suited for use on hardened steel, cast iron, aluminum, and other metals commonly encountered in industrial maintenance, tool and die work, pipe fitting, and HVAC or plumbing rough-in tasks that require deburring cut pipe ends or enlarging port openings. The cylinder profile allows side cutting and end cutting, making it effective for squaring slots, cleaning up flat-bottomed cavities, and chamfering interior edges. It is a single-piece consumable intended for professional tradespeople who require consistent geometry and carbide-grade cutting performance.

Key Features

• Cylinder head shape supports both end and side cutting for versatile material removal
• Double cut tooth style produces a crosshatch pattern for faster stock removal and finer finish
• Solid carbide head material provides hardness and heat resistance for ferrous and non-ferrous metals
• 1/8 inch shank diameter fits standard die grinders, flex shafts, and rotary tool chucks
• Meets industry specification SA-42 for consistent geometry and interchangeability

Compatibility

Designed as a standard SA-42 specification cylinder bur for use in any die grinder or rotary tool accepting a 1/8 inch collet or chuck.

Installation Notes

Always secure the shank fully into the collet before operation and confirm the collet nut is tightened to the tool manufacturer's specification. Wear appropriate eye protection and gloves when operating rotary burs, as carbide cutting heads generate metal chips at high velocity. Do not exceed the RPM rating of the host tool. Inspect the shank for runout or damage before each use and replace if any chipping or fracturing of the carbide head is observed.