Carbide Burs (8,500+ items) - Page 197
3/8x3/4x1/4x6-3/4 Cylinder Endcut Alumacut, PowerZ
6x4x6x50 60 Degree Included Cone Doublecut, PowerT
3x1.5x3x38 90 Degree Included Cone Doublecut, PowerA
9.5x19x6x64 Cylinder No End Cut Diamond Cut, PowerA
3/8x1-1/2x1/4x3-1/4 Radius Cylinder Alumacut, PowerT
3x2.5x3x38 60 Degree Included Cone Chipbreaker, PowerZ
1/8x3/16x1/8x1-1/2 Inverted Cone Shape Singlecut, PowerA
3/8x1x1/4x2-3/4 Radius Cylinder Chipbreaker, PowerT
1/16x1/4x1/8x1-1/2 Cylinder No Endcut Chipbreaker, PowerA
1/4x5/8x1/4x6-3/4 Cylinder No Endcut Singlecut, PowerT
3/8x3/8x1/4x2-1/8 Inverted Cone Shape Alumacut, PowerA
9.5x9.5x6x53 13 Degree Inverted Cone Alumacut, PowerT
1/8x3/32x1/8x1-1/2 60 Degree Included Cone Singlecut, PowerA
9.5x25x6x76 Cylinder No End Cut Doublecut, PowerT
6x4x6x50 60 Degree Included Cone Chipbreaker, PowerA
1/8x9/16x1/8x3 Cylinder No Endcut Diamond Cut, PowerZ
3x1.5x3x38 90 Degree Included Cone Chipbreaker, PowerA
M13013 6x4x6x50 60 Degree Included Cone Diamond Cut
About Carbide Burs
Carbide burs are specialized tools used for cutting and grinding metal, wood, plastic, and other materials. They are made from tungsten carbide, which is an extremely hard and durable material that can withstand high levels of heat and pressure.
Types of Carbide Burs
There are several different types of carbide burs that are available on the market. The type you choose depends on the specific application you need it for. For example, some carbide burs have a fluted design which is great for removing material quickly while others have a more pointed tip which makes them ideal for detailed work.
How Carbide Burs Are Made
Carbide burs are typically constructed from a tungsten carbide rod with diamond particles embedded in it. This combination provides superior strength and durability to the bur so that it can be used in demanding applications such as grinding or cutting through tough materials.
Industries That Use Carbide Burs
Carbide burs are widely used in industrial settings such as manufacturing plants and construction sites. Professionals use them to shape or cut metal components into desired shapes or sizes. Additionally, they can also be used by hobbyists who need to make precise cuts or grinds on small objects.
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