6mm Carbide Rotary Burr Cross Cut 13mm Head 58mm Overall, DIN 8033 - TECWERK

Take advantage of the combination of solid carbide construction, cross-cut geometry and a 6 mm shank for reliable finishing and straightforward tool mounting; order the carbide burr directly via Metav Werkzeuge or request advice from our consultants if needed.

Frässtift SKM D.6mm Kopf-L.13mm Schaft-D.6mm HM Verz.Kreuz TECWERK — carbide rotary burr with cross-cut for precise metalworking

The Frässtift SKM D.6mm Kopf-L.13mm Schaft-D.6mm HM Verz.Kreuz TECWERK is a compact carbide rotary burr intended for rapid material removal and fine finishing in metalworking and toolroom applications.

• Solid carbide construction for durability
• Cross-cut geometry (DIN MX) for controlled cutting
• 6 mm shank for standard collet compatibility
• 13 mm head length for access in confined workspaces

High-performance carbide for dependable stock removal

The combination of solid carbide and a crosswise flute pattern delivers consistent cutting power and long in-service life. The cross-cut design, aligned with DIN 8033 principles, balances aggressiveness and surface quality: it splits chips into smaller fragments, reducing vibration and the risk of chatter compared with single-cut alternatives. This results in predictable behaviour during contouring or deburring and supports efficient cycle times on both hand-held rotary tools and bench-mounted spindles.

Better chip control and improved surface finish

A cross-cut geometry optimises chip control, which lowers clogging and eases cleaning during prolonged runs. The flute arrangement creates finer chips that evacuate more readily, leading to a smoother final surface and less rework. The 13 mm head length contributes to a consistent engagement depth, helping to maintain the toolpath and produce an even finish when shaping, trimming or chamfering metal components.

Secure mounting and wide usability in workshops

Designed in the SKM form with a 6 mm shank, the tool fits common collets and quick-change mandrels used across industry-standard rotary equipment. The 58 mm overall length gives a practical balance between reach and rigidity, limiting deflection during demanding tasks. These dimensional choices ensure straightforward integration into existing toolsets and permit repeatable results in small-batch production or maintenance work.

Practical advantages for everyday metalworking

This carbide rotary burr provides a reliable solution for deburring, profiling and edge blending where stability and repeatability matter. Specified as a cross-cut carbide burr, it reduces the need for secondary finishing in many cases and supports efficient workflow in workshops and service departments. The product benefits from rigorous sourcing and distribution through a well-established partner network that emphasises consistent quality and dependable supply.

For tailored guidance on TECWERK carbide burrs and to secure prompt supply via Metav Werkzeuge, contact the Emmerich team at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or call +49 2822 7131930

Technical data

• Article number: 2000868761NW
• Form: SKM
• Standard: DIN 8033
• Label: Frässtift SKM D.6mm Kopf-L.13mm Schaft-D.6mm HM Verz.Kreuz TECWERK
• Manufacturer: TECWERK

Facts

• Diameter: 6 mm
• Head length: 13 mm
• Overall length: 58 mm
• Shank diameter: 6 mm
• Packaging unit: 1

Special features

• Solid carbide construction
• Cross-cut geometry (DIN MX)
• SKM form rotary burr
• Suitable for rotary tools and bench spindles
• Precision finishing and material removal

FAQ

What is the primary construction material of this rotary burr?
The TECWERK carbide burr is made from solid carbide, providing high wear resistance and stable cutting performance in continuous use.

Which shank size does the tool use and what does that mean for mounting?
The tool features a 6 mm shank, compatible with standard 6 mm collets and quick-change systems commonly found in rotary and die grinder equipment.

How does the cross-cut geometry affect machining results?
The cross-cut pattern generates smaller chips and improved chip control, which reduces clogging, lowers vibration and delivers a finer surface finish than single-cut profiles.

Does the tool conform to any standards?
Yes, the design adheres to DIN 8033, with the crosswise tooth form following DIN MX guidance for rotary burr geometries.

What typical tasks is this carbide burr best suited for in a workshop?
Applications include deburring, profiling, edge blending and fast material removal in metalworking operations where controlled cutting and consistent finish quality are required.

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