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Type B Cylindrical End Cut Burr

Type B Cylindrical End Cut Burr

$10.99
$10.99
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Ideal for Side & End Cutting

The Type B burr combines cylindrical side cutting with end-cut capability for slotting, edge work, and flat-bottom shaping.

✔ End-cut design
✔ Side milling capability
✔ Better access in corners

Multiple Sizes for Different Tasks

Available in sizes from 3mm to 12mm for everything from detailed cleanup work to aggressive stock removal.

✔ Small-detail work
✔ Heavy material removal
✔ Consistent cutting feel

Designed for Precision Grinding Work

Well suited for weld cleanup, mold finishing, slot shaping, and flat surface correction on steel and stainless materials.

✔ Smooth control
✔ Reduced chatter
✔ Clean edge finishing

Material Compatibility

  • Non-Ferrous Metals

  • hardened steel

  • Stainless Steel

FAQS

How do I choose between a small (e.g., B0306) and a large (e.g., B1225) burr?

It depends on your precision needs and the tool's power. Small burrs (3mm-6mm) are perfect for intricate mold work and tight corners where control is key. Larger burrs (10mm-12mm) are designed for rapid material removal on large surfaces. Always ensure your die grinder has the torque to handle larger diameters without stalling.

When should I choose a Type B (Cylindrical with End Cut) over a standard Type A?

Choose Type B whenever you need to machine a flat bottom or a 90-degree internal shoulder. The addition of end-cut teeth allows you to face the bottom of a hole while simultaneously grinding the side walls, a task standard cylindrical burrs cannot perform efficiently.

Do different sizes require different speeds?

Yes. As a general rule, the smaller the burr, the higher the RPM it requires. For a B0306, you might run at 30,000 RPM, whereas a larger B1225 should be kept closer to 15,000-20,000 RPM to prevent overheating and ensure safety. Always check your tool's maximum rated speed.