Shaviv 151-29211 Swivel Scraper Blade E100 Cobalt

Product Description

The SHAVIV 151-29211 is a cobalt swivel scraper blade designed for deburring and edge finishing on a range of metal and non-metal surfaces. The E100 blade profile mounts in E and M series holders and pivots on a swivel action that lets the blade follow irregular contours without manual repositioning. Cobalt construction delivers hardness and wear resistance suited to demanding materials including stainless steel and hardened alloys. The right-hand orientation and single cut edge make this a purpose-specific blade for controlled deburring passes on hole edges and straight edges in production and maintenance environments.

This blade is used in metal fabrication, plumbing rough-in, HVAC sheet metal work, and electrical conduit finishing wherever clean burr removal is required before assembly or connection. It handles aluminum, copper, plastic, stainless steel, and mild steel surfaces. The swivel design suits both hole-edge deburring after drilling or punching and straight-edge cleanup on cut sheet or tubing. It is installed by machinists, pipefitters, sheet metal workers, and field technicians who require a consistent, repeatable edge finish.

Key Features

• Cobalt blade and tip material for hardness and extended service life on tough materials
• Swivel action allows the blade to follow contours on hole edges and straight edges without manual adjustment
• E100 blade profile compatible with E and M series SHAVIV holders
• Right-hand orientation for standard deburring pass direction
• Single cut edge design for controlled, repeatable material removal
• Works on aluminum, copper, plastic, stainless steel, and steel

Compatibility

Compatible with SHAVIV E and M series blade holders. Suitable for use on hole edges and straight edges across aluminum, copper, plastic, stainless steel, and steel workpieces.

Installation Notes

This blade is installed and changed by machinists, pipefitters, or sheet metal technicians as part of routine deburring operations. Secure the blade fully in the holder before applying pressure to any workpiece. Inspect the blade seat and locking mechanism for wear before each blade change. Dispose of spent cobalt blades in accordance with applicable shop waste and sharps-handling procedures.