8mm Carbide INOX Rotary Burr 20mm Head 6mm Shank Normal Fine Teeth, DIN 8033 - TECWERK

Take advantage of a high-performance carbide cutter that combines durable construction and compatibility with stainless and high-strength steels for reliable finishing and reduced rework. Order the tool directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the team for application-specific advice.

TECWERK ZYA INOX rotary burr – solid carbide, 8 mm head, 6 mm shank

The TECWERK ZYA INOX rotary burr is a precision carbide cutter designed for deburring, shaping and fine finishing of stainless and other ferrous materials in workshop and industrial environments.

*Solid carbide construction *Fine normal tooth pattern *Designed for stainless steel (INOX) *6 mm shank, 8 mm head diameter

Consistent, precise cutting for stainless and high-grade steels

The solid carbide body of this rotary burr delivers high stiffness and wear resistance, making it suitable for aggressive material removal while maintaining profile accuracy. The normal fine tooth pattern provides controlled chip formation and a smoother surface finish compared with coarse geometries, which reduces the need for secondary grinding. Conformance to DIN 8033 ensures predictable geometry and repeatable results across batches, supporting process stability in production and repair tasks.

Compact dimensions that fit standard tooling and reduce vibration

With a 6 mm shank, the cutter is compatible with common collets and rotary tools, offering stable clamping and minimal runout. The 8 mm head diameter and 20 mm head length combine to give a balanced cutting envelope for access into confined features while the 65 mm overall length provides sufficient reach for many finishing operations. These dimensional choices reduce vibration and tool chatter, which contributes to longer service life and consistent surface quality.

Material compatibility and application advantages

Specified as type INOX, this tool is optimised for stainless steel but is also suitable for ferritic, austenitic and martensitic materials, enabling one cutter to serve multiple fabrication tasks. Typical uses include deburring after machining, radius formation, weld blending and contour shaping. The single-piece, single-piece construction offers reliable heat dissipation and avoids crevice-related failures, supporting uninterrupted operation in workshop cycles and short production runs.

Contact Metav Werkzeuge for specialist advice on selecting the right TECWERK carbide burr for stainless steel applications and to arrange purchase through their Emmerich hub

Technical Data

• Article number: 2000868054NW
• SKU / UID: 2000868054NW
• Manufacturer: TECWERK
• Product type: Rotary burr
• Form: ZYA
• Standard: DIN 8033

Facts

• Head diameter: 8 mm
• Shank diameter: 6 mm
• Head length: 20 mm
• Overall length: 65 mm

Special features

• Material: solid carbide
• Tooth pattern: normal, fine
• Type: INOX (for stainless steel)
• Suitable for ferritic, austenitic and martensitic materials
• Packaging unit: 1

FAQ

What materials can this rotary burr machine through?
The TECWERK ZYA INOX rotary burr is specified for stainless steel and is also suitable for ferritic, austenitic and martensitic steels, making it versatile for various metal finishing tasks.

Which shank size is required for this cutter?
A 6 mm collet or holder is required to accommodate the 6 mm shank of the TECWERK rotary burr (SKU 2000868054NW).

How does the tooth pattern affect the finish?
The normal fine tooth cut provides controlled chip removal and a finer surface finish, reducing the need for additional polishing after use.

Is this tool suitable for weld blending and deburring?
Yes, the carbide construction and fine tooth geometry of the ZYA INOX cutter make it well suited to weld blending, deburring and precision contouring operations.

Does the cutter meet an industry standard for geometry?
The tool conforms to DIN 8033, which standardises the burr form and ensures consistent geometry for repeatable results.

Manufacturer / Responsible: NORDWEST Handel AG, Robert-Schuman-Straße 17, 44263 Dortmund