8mm Milling Burr RBF Cross Cut 18mm Head 6mm Shank DIN 8033 - TECWERK

Take advantage of the combination of solid carbide construction, cross-cut geometry and a compact shank Ø 6 mm for reliable material removal and long tool life; order the TECWERK carbide rotary burr directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if needed.

TECWERK Carbide Rotary Burr RBF Ø 8 mm – Cross-cut, shank Ø 6 mm

The TECWERK Carbide Rotary Burr RBF Ø 8 mm is a precision rotary cutting tool for deburring, shaping and finishing in metalworking and toolroom applications.

• Cross-cut geometry for rapid material removal
• Solid carbide for extended tool life
• Shank Ø 6 mm for standard toolholders
• Form RBF per DIN 8033 for accessible contours

Faster material removal with consistent results

The cross-cut (DIN MX) tooth pattern delivers a higher material removal rate while producing finer chips than single-cut alternatives; this reduces clogging and improves surface finish. Manufactured from solid carbide, the cutter maintains cutting edges under demanding conditions, which translates into fewer tool changes and increased uptime. The combination of head Ø 8 mm and head length 18 mm allows targeted machining in confined areas while keeping chip evacuation efficient. These design choices support cost-effective, continuous production.

Secure clamping and predictable run-out for precision work

A shank Ø 6 mm provides compatibility with standard collets and rotary tool chucks, ensuring a secure fit and minimised run-out for predictable results. The overall length of 60 mm balances reach and stability, enabling access to recesses without compromising control. The RBF profile offers a predictable contact pattern that helps maintain geometric accuracy of the workpiece, which is particularly valuable in repetitive tasks and toolmaking environments where precision yields measurable savings.

Clear advantages for finishing and profile work

The cutter shape and cross-cut geometry assist in producing a smoother finish without excessive burning or material deformation, making it suitable for shaping, trimming and fine contour work. The Form RBF configuration is intended for profiling and detail work where a compact head provides access to tight radii. Because the tool is designed to control chip size and flow, cleaning cycles can be shorter and cycle times reduced, supporting a leaner workflow in busy workshops.

Durable construction and conformity to standards

Produced to DIN 8033, this rotary burr follows established dimensions and tolerances, allowing seamless integration into existing tooling programmes. The solid carbide body delivers wear resistance and edge retention across multiple operations. For buyers seeking dependable supply and technical backing, Metav Werkzeuge offers product availability from Emmerich and advice on tool selection and application to match specific machining needs.

For tailored ordering or technical advice on the TECWERK carbide rotary burr RBF Ø 8 mm, contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich by email at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or by phone on +49 2822 7131930 for reliable supply and personalised consultation.

Technical data

• Article number: 2000868683NW
• Manufacturer: TECWERK
• Product type: Carbide rotary burr
• Label: Frässtift RBF D.8mm Kopf-L.18mm Schaft-D.6mm HM Verz.Kreuz TECWERK
• Form: RBF
• Standard: DIN 8033

Facts

• Diameter: 8 mm
• Head length: 18 mm
• Shank diameter: 6 mm
• Overall length: 60 mm
• Packaging unit: 1

Special features

• Material: solid carbide
• Tooth geometry: cross-cut (DIN MX)
• Shape designation: Form RBF
• Axite enrichment: Hartmetall · mit Kreuzverzahnung (nach DIN MX) · Schaft-Ø 6 mm

FAQ

What applications suit this carbide rotary burr?
The TECWERK carbide rotary burr RBF Ø 8 mm is intended for deburring, shaping and finishing tasks in metalworking and toolroom operations where a compact head and cross-cut geometry are advantageous.

Which toolholders are compatible with the shank?
The shank Ø 6 mm fits standard collets and rotary tool chucks commonly used in die grinders and rotary hand tools, offering secure clamping and reduced run-out.

How does the cross-cut geometry affect the finish?
Cross-cut teeth produce smaller, broken chips and a smoother surface compared with single-cut burrs, improving finish quality and reducing clogging during continuous work.

Does this rotary burr conform to an industrial standard?
Yes, the cutter is produced in accordance with DIN 8033 and carries the Form RBF designation for consistent dimensions and interchangeability.

Is the material wear-resistant for repeated operations?
Constructed from solid carbide, the tool offers high wear resistance and good edge retention under typical finishing and profiling conditions.

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