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Type A Cylindrical Carbide Burr

Type A Cylindrical Carbide Burr

$10.99
$10.99
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Estimated delivery times:

  1. United States & major regions: 3–10 business days
  2. International orders: 3–15 business days depending on destination and customs processing

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For eligible cases, we will provide a replacement, store credit, or refund after review.

Please note:

  1. Normal tool wear is not covered
  2. Damage caused by improper use or installation is not covered
  3. Used consumable cutting tools may not be eligible for return
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Ideal for Flat Surfaces & Side Milling

Type A burrs are designed for clean edge work, side milling, slot shaping, and flat surface material removal.

✔ Flat-end cutting profile
✔ Clean side-wall finishing
✔ Precise edge control

Multiple Sizes for Different Applications

Available in sizes from 3mm to 12mm for everything from precision detail work to aggressive material removal.

✔ Small-detail options
✔ Heavy stock removal
✔ Wide size selection

Reliable Professional Performance

Precision-ground carbide burrs designed for smooth cutting, long tool life, and consistent workshop performance.

✔ Double-cut design
✔ Long-lasting carbide edges
✔ Stable cutting performance

Material Compatibility

  • hardened steel

  • stainless

  • Cast Iron

FAQS

Does the Type A Cylindrical burr have cutting teeth on the very end?

No, our Type A burrs feature a smooth end (Non-End Cut). This allows for precise peripheral milling and squaring of edges without the risk of gouging the bottom surface of your workpiece.

What is the recommended RPM for the larger A1225 burrs?

For our 12mm diameter burrs, the optimal speed is generally between 15,000 and 25,000 RPM. Avoid running at excessively low speeds, as this can cause "chatter" and premature chipping of the carbide teeth.

Can these be used on hardened steel above 60 HRC?

While our tungsten carbide is extremely hard, for materials above 60 HRC, we recommend using light pressure and constant movement to prevent heat buildup. These are ideal for stainless steel, carbon steel, and cast iron within standard industrial hardness ranges.