Specification
· Product Name: Deburring External Chamfer Tool
· Drill Connector:1/4" Shank
· Applicable Range:1/8"- 3/4" (3mm-20mm)
· Material：High Quality Stainless Steel
Operation Procedure
· 1:Prepare the electric drill and chamfering tool.
· 2:Attach the chamfering tool to the drill.
· 3:Prepare the product to be chamfered.
· 4:Chamfering is finished! Simple and convenient.
Features：
【Deburring External Chamfer Tool】This thread deburring external chamfering tool makes quick work of repairing damaged bolts and tightening nuts. Repairing screws is not hard and saves time and labor. Ideal tool for repairing bolts and tightening nuts. For bolt tube sizes: 1/8" (3mm) to 3/4" (20mm).
【Efficient Work】The deburring external chamfering tool easily scrapes down the outer edges of bolts, pipes or rods to remove burrs. Quickly repairs damaged bolts, simplifying the repair process. And tightens nuts into place without hurting hands, sparks or burns, and is inexpensive to use.
【Made by Craftsmen】This deburring external chamfering tool is made of high strength, high hardness durable stainless steel. After high temperature hardening treatment. Durable, heat-resistant, wear-resistant, not easy to break, not easy to rust and deform, safe to use, with a long service life.
【Wide Range of Applications】Equipped with 1/4 inch hex shank connector, can be accompanied by most electric drills. Be filed with the drill and then gently press the screw head to use it. Widely used for a variety of materials such as stainless steel, hardened steel, mild steel, aluminum, copper, fiberglass, wood, brass and plastic.
【Easy to Carry】 With lightweight design, it doesn't take up much volume and is not difficult to carry and store. Whether you're in the shop, working in the field, or have to take it with you on a project, our tools fit easily into your toolbox or pocket, ensuring you have a reliable chamfering solution at your fingertips.
【NOTE】As the deburring tools and screws generate heat when rotating and expanding, do not touch them directly with your hands and wait until they have cooled down before operating them to avoid injury to your hands.