Shaviv 155-00165 Hand Deburring Tool Set Hss Blade

Product Description

The SHAVIV 155-00165 is a hand deburring tool set designed to remove burrs and sharp edges from machined, drilled, or cut workpieces. It pairs a Type UB1 high speed steel blade with an aluminum handle, giving technicians and machinists a lightweight but durable tool for edge finishing on metal, plastic, and similar materials. The blade measures 3.20 millimeters in width and the handle runs 143 millimeters in length, making it compact enough for close-quarters work. This set is suited for bench work in fabrication, HVAC sheet metal, plumbing rough-in, and general mechanical trades wherever clean hole edges or straight edges are required.

This tool set is used in applications involving hole edge deburring and straight edge cleanup. It is well suited for residential and light commercial trade work where drilled or punched holes need finishing before fitting fasteners, grommets, or connectors. Compatible surfaces include hole edges and straight edges. Hole chamfering is not supported with this configuration. The tool is non-adjustable, making it a fixed, reliable option for repetitive deburring tasks on the bench or in the field.

Key Features

• Type UB1 high speed steel blade for durable edge removal on metal and plastic
• Lightweight aluminum handle at 143 millimeters for controlled grip in tight spaces
• 3.20 millimeter blade width suited for small hole and edge work
• Compatible with hole edges and straight edges
• Non-adjustable fixed design for consistent, repeatable performance
• Compact overall dimensions make it practical for field kits and tool bags

Compatibility

Designed as a hand deburring tool for use on hole edges and straight edges across metal, plastic, and similar workpiece materials in fabrication and trade applications.

Installation Notes

Deburring tools of this type are used by machinists, sheet metal workers, plumbers, and HVAC technicians during fabrication or rough-in work. Always secure the workpiece before applying the blade to prevent slipping. Keep fingers clear of the cutting path and wear cut-resistant gloves when working with sharp-edged stock. Inspect the blade before each use and replace if chipped or dull to maintain clean, safe cuts.