8mm Carbide Burr KUD Cross Cut Head 7mm Shank 6mm, DIN 8033 - TECWERK

Take advantage of the combination of tungsten carbide durability, a cross-cut geometry (DIN MX) for efficient material removal, and a standard 6 mm shank for secure mounting — ideal for consistent finishing tasks. Order the rotary burr directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if needed.

Rotary burr KUD, 8 mm head, 6 mm shank — TECWERK (cross-cut, carbide)

The Rotary burr KUD is a compact carbide rotary file designed for precise shaping, deburring and finishing in light to medium workshop tasks.

• Carbide construction for long life
• Cross-cut pattern (DIN MX)
• Shank Ø 6 mm for standard holders
• 8 mm head diameter, 7 mm head length

Faster material removal with a fine, controllable finish

The combination of tungsten carbide and a cross-cut tooth pattern delivers reliable cutting performance and a controlled chip removal. Carbide is significantly harder and more wear-resistant than tool steels, which prolongs service life under frequent use. The cross-cut geometry splits chips into smaller fragments, improving surface quality while reducing clogging on softer swarf-producing operations. For workshop managers and machine operators seeking efficiency, this tool offers measurable improvements in cycle stability and finishing consistency.

Secure, standard mounting for predictable results

A shank Ø 6 mm ensures compatibility with a wide range of handheld and bench-mounted rotary tool holders. This standard diameter permits a positive grip with collets and chucks commonly used in general workshop environments, so changeovers remain quick and repeatable. The compact overall length of 47 mm and the 8 mm head diameter with a 7 mm head length make the burr well suited to work in confined spaces and on small-diameter features where accessibility and manoeuvrability matter most.

Cross-cut geometry explained for practical advantage

The cross-cut (DIN MX) pattern introduces intersecting flutes that produce smaller chips and a smoother texture on the workpiece compared with single-cut variants. This means fewer reworks and less manual smoothing after machining. DIN MX is an established industry reference for cross-cut designs; having a burr that adheres to this geometry helps standardise process parameters and quality expectations across jobs and operators. The result is a balance between aggressive stock removal and a finish that often requires minimal follow-up.

Built for repeatability and workshop integration

Manufactured by TECWERK to recognised norms such as DIN 8033, this rotary burr is intended as a reliable component in routine deburring and shaping tasks. The carbide construction resists wear and heat build-up, supporting predictable tool life and reduced downtime for replacements. Used as part of a systematic tooling approach, the burr contributes to consistent part quality and lowers the risk of tool-related variability on the production floor. For procurement teams, selecting tools with standardised dimensions and established cutting geometries simplifies inventory and training.

Contact Metav Werkzeuge for tailored advice on integrating this TECWERK rotary burr into workshop workflows and for direct ordering from Emmerich — email info@metav-werkzeuge.com or call +49 2822 7131930

Technical data

• Article number: 2000868722NW
• Product type: Rotary burr
• Brand: TECWERK
• Standard: DIN 8033

Facts

• Head diameter: 8 mm
• Head length: 7 mm
• Shank diameter: 6 mm
• Overall length: 47 mm

Special features

• Material: tungsten carbide
• Tooth pattern: cross-cut (DIN MX)
• Form: KUD
• Compliance: DIN standard

FAQ

What is the primary advantage of the cross-cut geometry?
The cross-cut design produces smaller chips and a smoother surface; the TECWERK rotary burr with DIN MX geometry reduces clogging and often minimises subsequent hand-finishing.

Which holder size is required for this burr?
A standard 6 mm collet or chuck is suitable for the shank Ø 6 mm of this TECWERK rotary burr (SKU 2000868722NW).

Is the burr suitable for confined or small-diameter work?
Yes, the 8 mm head diameter and 7 mm head length make this rotary burr appropriate for work in restricted areas and on small features.

How does carbide construction affect tool life?
Tungsten carbide offers high wear resistance and heat tolerance, extending service life under repetitive use compared with standard high-speed steel burrs.

Does this tool follow recognised industry standards?
The rotary burr is specified to DIN 8033 and employs a DIN MX cross-cut geometry, aligning it with established workshop norms.

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