High Strength SM Cone Carbide Burr, HRC 50 to 65 Steels

The SM cone built for the hard zone: steels from 50 to 65 HRC, where ordinary burrs skate.

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Design and Construction

An SM-coded cone specified for the hard zone: workpieces from 50 to 65 HRC. High-hardness carbide, a reinforced cone profile and a nose that keeps contact where softer heads skate off.

How It Works

On hard steels the cone works point-first with light pressure at reduced speed; the reinforced profile resists the edge collapse that kills ordinary heads on 60 HRC.

Applications

Hardened die repair, tool-steel touch-up, bearing surfaces, hard-facing dressing.

Field Cases

  • Die shop: 60 HRC die edges re-cut where files and standard burrs skated.
  • Bearing shop: hardened seats dressed without re-machining.
  • Hard-facing shop: deposits dressed to profile in single passes.

Performance Data

Metric Value / Observation
Workpiece range 50-65 HRC steels
Profile Reinforced cone, high-hardness carbide
Speed practice Reduced ~30-35% vs soft steel
Technique Point-first, light pressure

Suitable Materials

Hardened steels 50-65 HRC, tool steels, hard-facing deposits.

Material Comparison: Cutting 50-65 HRC: What Works and What Skates

Tool behaviour across the hard zone – typical industry data:

Tool On 50-65 HRC Verdict
Standard HSS burr Skates – no cut Glows and dulls
Standard carbide burr Marginal – edge collapse Short life
This SM high-hardness head Positive cut, light passes Engineered duty
Speed discipline Essential at all levels Non-negotiable
Finish on hard steel Fine – hard steel takes a good finish Variable

Delivery Scope

Bit in tube; SM ladder stocked.

Why Choose VPOINT

Specified for the hard zone, not adapted to it.

Precision & Quality Control

Hardness capability verified on test coupons per batch.

Specifications

Hard-zone information:

Item Specification
Code SM cone
Workpiece 50-65 HRC
Construction High-hardness carbide
Shank 6 mm (1/4″)

Frequently Asked Questions

What HRC range?

50 to 65 HRC steels.

Why do ordinary burrs skate?

Their edges collapse on hard surfaces – this profile is reinforced.

Speed?

Reduced about a third versus soft steel.

Die repair?

A core application.

Test coupons?

Capability verified per batch.

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