C-20© (12202) (10 Pc. Pack)

C-20(C) Deburring Blade is ideal for:

• Handling Brittle Burrs: The C-20(C) Deburring Blades are specifically designed to address stubborn burrs on cast iron (C.I.) and brass, leaving clean and smooth finishes. They are also used on many hardened materials for easy burr removal.
• Heavy-Duty Performance: Featuring a Titanium Nitride (TiN) coated Ø3.2mm HSS (High-Speed Steel) blade, this blade offers exceptional durability and strength for tackling even the most challenging burr removal tasks on hardened metallic components.
• Enhanced Manoeuvrability: The unique swivel blade design allows for increased flexibility and control, reaching tight spaces and awkward angles with ease.
• Material Versatility: While excelling on C.I. and brass, the C-20(C) blade can handle a wide range of materials, including other harder metals (above 35 HRC hardness), wood, resins, plastics etc.
• Both-Handed Design: The C-20(C) blades cater to both right-handed and left-handed users, ensuring comfort and efficient operation regardless of hand dominance.

Usage and Care:

• Match the Blade to the Material: While the C-20 (C) blades excel on C.I. and brass and other hardened materials, choose an appropriate deburring tool for softer metals or heavy-duty applications for optimal results.
• Secure Attachment: Ensure the blade is firmly inserted and tightened in the compatible holder for safe and effective use.
• Maintain Proper Speed and Pressure: Utilize the recommended speed settings and apply moderate pressure to achieve clean finishes without damaging the blade or workpiece.
• Clean Regularly: Remove debris and metal shavings from the blade after use to maintain optimal performance and prevent clogging. You can use a wire brush for stubborn debris

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions):

• Are C-20 (C) blades compatible with all rotary tools? The C-20 blades require a holder specifically designed for Ø3.2mm shanks. Ensure your rotary tool accepts this size and has a compatible holder for secure attachment.
• What are the benefits of the swivel blade design? The swivel blade allows for greater flexibility and control when manoeuvring around corners, reaching into tight spaces, and deburring uneven surfaces.
• Can I use C-20(C) blades on high-hardness metals? The C-20(C) blades are especially designed and coated with TiN alloy for use on high-hardness metallic components.
• How long do C-20(C) blades typically last? The lifespan of C-20(C) blades depends on the frequency and intensity of use, as well as the types of materials you're working with. Generally, these blades are designed for a good balance of performance and affordability, and most users find they can complete several projects before needing replacement.