01V014 - Walter SF-3 Double Cut Tungsten Carbide Burr

Industrial Grade Metal Removal with Walter Carbide Burrs

The Walter 01V014 Carbide Burr SF-3 DC is a top-tier abrasive tool designed for heavy-duty industrial applications. When precision and durability are paramount in your metalworking operations, Walter Surface Technologies delivers a solution that stands up to the most demanding environments. This carbide burr is meticulously crafted from the finest quality tungsten carbide, a material renowned for its extreme hardness and resistance to wear and heat. This ensures that the burr maintains its cutting edge significantly longer than standard high-speed steel alternatives, providing excellent value and reduced downtime for tool changes.

One of the standout features of this tool is its manufacturing precision. Walter guarantees flawless concentricity and balance in every burr. For the operator, this translates to a vibration-free experience. Reduced vibration is critical in industrial settings as it not only protects the expensive bearings in pneumatic die grinders but also significantly reduces operator fatigue during long shifts. The SF-3 shape (Tree with Radius End) is particularly versatile, allowing users to work on curved surfaces, blend radii, and enlarge holes with ease.

The "DC" designation stands for Double Cut, often referred to as a diamond pattern. This tooth geometry is engineered to break down chips into small, granular particles rather than long, sharp slivers. This efficient chip evacuation prevents the tool from loading up, ensuring consistent cutting action throughout the job. Whether you are deburring a freshly cut pipe, smoothing out a weld seam on stainless steel, or performing general stock removal on mild steel, the Walter 01V014 delivers rapid removal rates combined with a surprisingly smooth finish.

Key Applications

• Deburring: Quickly remove sharp edges from machined or cut parts.
• Weld Preparation: Clean up joints and seams before and after welding.
• Hole Enlarging: Precisely widen holes or modify geometries in hard metals.
• Surface Finishing: Achieve a refined surface on rough castings or forgings.