Shaviv 155-00239 Hand Deburring Tool Set Ceramic

Product Description

The SHAVIV 155-00239 is a hand deburring tool set built around a ceramic Q11 blade and a plastic Glo-Burr handle. The ceramic blade runs in a bi-directional orientation, allowing the technician to remove burrs on both the forward and return stroke without repositioning. The blade has a curved cross-section and a width of 0.059 inches, making it well suited for fine deburring work on straight edges. The full assembly weighs 0.084 pounds and measures 6.89 inches in length. Machinists, pipefitters, electricians, and fabricators reach for this tool during finishing work on cut metal, plastic, or tubing ends.

This deburring set is designed for use on straight-edge surfaces where a clean, chamfer-free edge is required. The Glo-Burr handle measures 130 millimeters in length and provides a secure grip during hand deburring operations. The Q11 blade type is included with the set. Because hole chamfering is not a function of this tool, it is best applied to linear or curved-profile edge work rather than bore entry points. The compact size makes it practical for field technicians as well as shop use.

Key Features

• Ceramic Q11 blade with a curved cross-section for smooth edge contact
• Bi-directional blade orientation removes burrs on both forward and return strokes
• Blade width of 0.059 inches suits fine deburring on straight-edge materials
• Plastic Glo-Burr handle at 130 millimeters provides a lightweight, controlled grip
• Full set weight of 0.084 pounds keeps the tool easy to carry and maneuver
• Non-adjustable blade mount keeps setup simple and consistent

Compatibility

Designed for deburring straight-edge surfaces; not intended for hole chamfering applications. Compatible with materials where a ceramic blade is appropriate, including metals and plastics with straight-profile cut edges.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by hand and requires no power source or special mounting. Before deburring any workpiece, ensure the part is secured and all cutting or machining operations are complete. Apply consistent, controlled pressure along the edge to prevent blade skipping or uneven material removal. Replace the blade when cutting action diminishes to maintain a clean, safe edge finish.