Shaviv Deburring Tool - Heavy Duty
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This guide is for manufacturers and engineers looking to improve the surface quality of their parts and ensure worker safety. The Shaviv Deburring Tool - Heavy Duty efficiently removes sharp edges from materials up to 0.56” (14 mm) thick, preventing injuries and enhancing product finish. Note that selecting the correct blade type (E, B, C, or TiN-coated) is crucial for optimal performance with different materials.
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| Model Part Number | 155-00206 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Shaviv |
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FAQs
What materials can I use this tool on?
The tool can be used on a variety of materials. Blade selection is critical for optimal performance. Refer to the blade descriptions for suitable materials.
How do I change the blade?
Release the blade from the holder, insert the new blade, and ensure it is firmly secured.
What type of blade should I use for steel?
For steel, consider using a PVD TiN-coated blade for increased wear resistance.
How thick of a workpiece can the tool handle?
The tool can handle workpieces up to 0.56” (14 mm) thick when deburring straight edges.
Is a handguard included?
Yes, the tool features a handguard for enhanced worker safety.
What are the differences between E, B, and C blades?
The E, B, and C blades have different cutting angles and geometries. Refer to the blade descriptions for specific applications.
Where can I purchase replacement blades?
Replacement blades are available from authorized Shaviv distributors.
How do I maintain the tool?
Clean the tool after each use. Inspect the blade for damage and replace it as needed. Store the tool in a dry place.
Troubleshooting
Blade not cutting effectively.
Check if the blade is dull and replace it. Ensure the correct blade type is being used for the material.
Tool feels unstable during use.
Ensure the blade is securely installed. Check that the workpiece is stable and well-supported.
Burrs are still present after deburring.
Apply more consistent pressure. Make sure the correct blade type is used and the tool is positioned correctly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Improves surface quality of manufactured parts.
- Enhances worker safety by removing sharp edges.
- Offers versatility with different blade options for various applications.
- Handles a wide range of materials.
- Provides a durable and long-lasting deburring solution.
- Easy to use and effective.
Cons
- Requires selecting the correct blade type for optimal performance.
- Limited to deburring straight edges and arc-shaped finishes.
- May require practice to achieve the desired finish on complex parts.
- Not suitable for all types of deburring tasks.
- Blade replacement required when dull or damaged.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Blade Selection: Choose the appropriate blade type (R10, R20, R30, E, B, C, or TiN coated) based on the material and desired finish.
- Blade Installation: Insert the blade securely into the holder.
- Workpiece Placement: Position the workpiece to allow for easy access to the edges to be deburred.
- Deburring: Apply consistent pressure and move the tool along the edge to remove the burrs.
Compatibility: The tool is designed to work with a range of materials, but blade selection is critical. Ensure compatibility by selecting blades appropriate for the specific material being worked on.
Care:
- After each use, clean the tool to remove any debris.
- Inspect the blade for damage or wear.
- Replace blades as needed to ensure optimal performance.
- Store the tool in a safe, dry place when not in use.