K10 BSJ-5 60° Cone Tungsten Carbide Burrs Blank for Nickel Alloy

Dimension:
Diameter: 1/2"
Length: 35/64"
Carbide burrs type: BSJ-5 Cone type

Application: Nickel alloy

Recommend carbide grade

K10F

Cobalt: 10%

Grain size Medium

Hardness HRA 90-91

TRS 1800-2100

BSH Carbide burrs, goof for machining nickel alloy and other metals.

Tungsten carbide burrs can be used with both electrically-powered and pneumatically-powered hand-held tools to cut the most diverse types of material, such as aluminum, brass, titanium alloys, cast iron, copper, zinc alloys, bronze, nickel, various plastics, alloy steels, etc. They can be used on a wide range of pneumatic, electric and flexible drive tools.

Regular sizes for BSH carbide burrs

Description of our carbide burrs

• Effective freehand stock removal
• Weld preparation and removal (no contamination)
• Dressing and fettling
• Long lifetime
• High safety during working

What we can provide

Zhuzhou TGC Cemented Carbide Co., Ltd. is a Sino-foreign joint venture established in 2013 and located in GECKOR Xinma Industrial Park in Tianyuan District, Zhuzhou, where there are well-developed traffic and logistics and modern standard workshops.

The company is mainly engaged in the processing and production of rods by employing Italian production lines and operations management mode experienced key technical personnel and Italian imported main processing equipment. We have passed the ISO9001 quality management system certification. Having at present monthly productivity of approx and cooperation established with famous Chinese cemented carbide manufacturers, we can offer rods, plates, buttons, discs, rotary burrs, and other profiled and non-standard cemented carbide products and blanks.

The company has since its establishment always stuck to technological innovations and aftersales services first, united, efficient and pragmatic management, the satisfaction of customer needs as the core of our business activities, and “Quality is the lifeline of a company &Service is the soul of our survival” as our tenet.