Value Collection 00572800 Hand Deburring Tool Set

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 00572800 is a hand deburring tool set designed to remove sharp burrs and rough edges from drilled, punched, or machined holes. The set features a steel handle and a disc-shaped steel blade, making it suited for light-duty deburring tasks on metal and similar materials. The disc blade engages the edge of a hole as the tool is rotated, shaving away raised material cleanly and quickly. Machinists, pipefitters, and HVAC technicians commonly use deburring tools when preparing copper, steel, or aluminum tubing and sheet metal components for assembly or connection.

This tool set is appropriate for shop and field use wherever hole finishing is required prior to fitting, threading, or sealing. Common applications include deburring drilled holes in sheet metal enclosures, conduit knockouts, copper pipe ends, and fabricated brackets. The compact steel handle and disc blade geometry make it practical for tight or awkward access points encountered during mechanical and electrical installations.

Key Features

• Disc-shaped steel blade designed for rotating action inside drilled or punched holes
• Full steel construction — both handle and blade material are steel for durability
• Blade diameter range of 0.198 inches to 0.228 inches suits small-diameter hole finishing
• Handle length of 67 mm provides a comfortable grip for controlled deburring
• Compact, lightweight design at approximately 0.05 pounds for easy carry in a tool pouch

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hand deburring tool suitable for use on steel, aluminum, copper, and similar materials where small-hole edge finishing is required.

Installation Notes

A licensed machinist, pipefitter, or electrician typically uses a deburring tool as part of hole preparation before inserting fittings, grommets, or fasteners. Always secure the workpiece before deburring to prevent movement. Apply light, consistent rotational pressure to avoid removing excess material or damaging hole tolerances. Inspect the blade for wear or chipping before each use and replace if the cutting edge is compromised.