6mm SPG Carbide Bur Cross Cut Head 18mm Shank 6mm, DIN 8033 - TECWERK

Take advantage of the carbide construction, cross-cut geometry and compact 6 mm shank for reliable deburring and finishing — order the rotary burr directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the technical team for application advice.

Rotary burr SPG Ø6 mm, head 18 mm — carbide rotary burr with cross-cut (TECWERK)

A Rotary burr SPG Ø6 mm, head 18 mm designed for precise material removal and finishing tasks in metalworking and general workshop applications

• Carbide body for extended tool life
• Cross-cut geometry for efficient material removal
• Shank Ø 6 mm for secure clamping
• Complies with DIN 8033 standard

Consistent precision and long service life

The use of carbide as the base material delivers a clear advantage in wear resistance and edge retention compared with high-speed steels. The compact head length of 18 mm and the overall length of 58 mm concentrate cutting forces in a small but stable cutting zone, resulting in reproducible results when shaping or deburring. Compliance with DIN 8033 ensures a recognised manufacturing and dimensional standard, which supports process repeatability and reduces the need for frequent tool checks. The combination of material hardness and appropriate geometry directly reduces downtime for tool changes and maintains consistent component quality.

Faster stock removal with a controlled surface finish

The cross-cut tooth pattern (DIN MX) increases cutting aggression while breaking chips into smaller segments, which improves evacuation and lessens clogging. That geometry is particularly effective where material must be removed quickly yet with a controlled finish; the result is a trade-off between throughput and surface quality that benefits both roughing and refinement stages. The burr’s profile delivers predictable contact behaviour, so operators can achieve uniform surfaces with fewer passes. This efficiency translates into measurable time savings on repetitive tasks and contributes to leaner machining cycles.

Secure clamping and straightforward workshop integration

A 6 mm shank matches common collet systems and rotary tools, enabling immediate fitment without adapters in many setups. The SPG form factor offers a familiar handling and balance for conventional grinders and die tools, which helps maintain operator comfort and reduces vibration-related inconsistencies. For procurement and stock management, the compact packaging unit simplifies inventory handling. In practice, the tool’s straightforward geometry and robust construction make it suitable for a wide range of finishing operations in production and maintenance environments while keeping the focus on reliability and reproducible results.

Choose TECWERK carbide burrs for dependable finishing performance — contact Metav Werkzeuge for tailored advice and ordering at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or by phone on +49 2822 7131930

Technical data

• Article number: 2000868701NW
• Manufacturer: TECWERK
• Product type: Rotary burr
• Standard: DIN 8033
• Packaging unit: 1

Facts

• Diameter: 6 mm
• Overall length: 58 mm
• Head length: 18 mm
• Shank diameter: 6 mm
• Packaging unit: 1

Special features

• Material: Carbide
• Tooth form: Cross-cut (DIN MX)
• Form: SPG
• Shank Ø 6 mm

FAQ

What is the intended application for this rotary burr?
The rotary burr is intended for deburring, shaping and finishing tasks in metalworking; the TECWERK rotary burr SPG Ø6 mm (SKU 2000868701NW) provides robust carbide performance and a cross-cut geometry for efficient material removal.

Which machines accept the 6 mm shank?
Standard rotary tools and die grinders with 6 mm collets accept the shank; the TECWERK rotary burr SPG Ø6 mm installs directly into common collet systems for secure clamping.

How does the cross-cut geometry affect cutting behaviour?
Cross-cutting breaks chips into finer segments, improving chip evacuation and enabling faster stock removal while maintaining a controlled surface finish with reduced clogging.

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