Dormer P801 Series Round Burr, 12.7 mm Carbide

RS Stock No.:: 195-6064
Mfr. Part No.:: P80112.7X6.0
Brand:: Dormer

Dormer P801 Series Round Burr, 12.7 mm Carbide

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RS Stock No.:: 195-6064
Mfr. Part No.:: P80112.7X6.0
Brand:: Dormer

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Select all	Attribute	Value
	Brand	Dormer
	Product Type	Burr
	Head Shape	Round
	Head Material	Carbide
	Finish	Bright
	Head Diameter	12.7mm
	Standards/Approvals	No
	Series	P801
	Overall Length	70mm
	Shank Diameter	6mm

Datasheet P80112.7X6.0

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):: IE

Dormer Burr, 25mm Burr Length, 6mm Shank Diameter - P801 Series - P80112.7X6.0

Put the finishing touches on your machine-manufactured metal pieces with this Dormer burr. Thanks to its double-cut flute edges, the tool makes light work of stripping away stubborn burrs. A carbide construction means the part easily resists heat to maintain effective cutting performance during prolonged use. Tackling large workpieces efficiently is a breeze, thanks to this product's maximum cutting speed of 24,000rpm.

Features & Benefits

• Hard-wearing steel shank stands up to impact and wear

• Highly versatile, as it's suitable for steel, stainless steel, cast iron, copper and copper alloy

Applications

• Stock removal

• Metalworking

• Surface preparation

How much force should I apply to my workpiece during deburring?

To minimise the risk of damage to your workpiece, start applying pressure gently and gradually increase it as needed. The amount of force depends on the rotational speed and material type.