Shaviv 155-00267 Hand Deburring Tool Set Hss Blade E300

Product Description

The SHAVIV 155-00267 is a single-piece hand deburring tool set designed to remove burrs from cross-holes and both edges on machined or fabricated workpieces. It is built around a Type E300 blade machined from high speed steel, offering the edge retention needed for repetitive deburring tasks on metal surfaces. The blade measures 0.126 inches in diameter and is mounted on a handle with a 5.106-inch working length, giving the technician positive control during hand operation. This tool is used in shop environments by machinists, pipefitters, and maintenance mechanics wherever clean, burr-free holes are required.

The 155-00267 is suited for deburring cross-holes and edge surfaces on metal components in light manufacturing, HVAC fabrication shops, plumbing rough-in work, and general mechanical maintenance. The compact single-piece format makes it straightforward to store in a tool pouch or service bag. The high speed steel blade retains its cutting geometry through extended use on steel, copper, aluminum, and similar metals commonly encountered in trade work.

Key Features

• Type E300 high speed steel blade for durable edge retention on metal surfaces
• Designed for cross-hole deburring and both-edge surface deburring
• Blade diameter of 0.126 inches suits standard cross-hole applications
• Handle length of 5.106 inches provides controlled grip during hand operation
• Single-piece set - ready to use out of packaging with no additional components required

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or supplemental blade-and-handle deburring tool compatible with SHAVIV Type E blade systems. Intended for use on cross-hole and both-edge surfaces across common trade metals.

Installation Notes

Hand deburring tools require no power source and are used by hand with controlled pressure along the burr edge or through the cross-hole bore. Wear appropriate cut-resistant gloves when handling freshly machined workpieces or when changing blades. Ensure the workpiece is secured before deburring to prevent movement. Inspect the blade for wear or chipping before each use and replace when cutting performance degrades.