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Yellow Coated Rotary Deburring Tool, Tungsten Carbide Rotary File
Coated carbide deburring heads in the yellow-gold finish class – coating tuned for sticky deburring work.
Design and Construction
A coated deburring line in the yellow-gold finish class: TiN-family coating on carbide deburring heads. The coating lowers friction and raises surface hardness, which shows up as cleaner edges on gummy, burr-heavy materials.
How It Works
The coated flank sheds chips instead of collecting them; edges come off cleaner and the head keeps its bite between cleans.
Applications
Deburring production parts, aluminium extrusions, machined housings, plastics trimming.
Field Cases
- Extrusion line: coated heads cleaned aluminium burrs with roughly half the cleaning stops.
- Machining cell: housing deburr stations standardised on the coated version.
- Plastics shop: trimmed edges stayed crisp – less smearing than uncoated heads.
Performance Data
| Metric | Value / Observation |
|---|---|
| Coating family | TiN class, about 2,300 HV, 550-600 °C stable (published coating data) |
| Life note | TiN-coated tools typically last 2-10x uncoated – plan on 3x |
| Friction effect | Lower adhesion on aluminium and low-carbon steel |
| Thickness | 1.5-4 µm – geometry unchanged |
Suitable Materials
Aluminium, low-carbon steel, plastics and cast alloys.
Material Comparison: Coated Deburring vs Uncoated vs Abrasive Pad
Three deburring routes compared – typical industry data:
| Factor | Coated (this tool) | Uncoated Burr | Abrasive Pad |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edge quality | Crisp, defined | Crisp | Rounded |
| On aluminium | Low loading (coated) | Loads without lube | Smears |
| Speed | Fast single pass | Fast until loaded | Slow, multi-pass |
| Consistency | Same edge every pass | Degrades as flutes load | Degrades per pad |
| Cost per part | Low over life | Higher with cleaning stops | Pad per shift |
Delivery Scope
Burr in plastic cap or tube; coated and uncoated available together.
Why Choose VPOINT
In-house coating tuned for deburring – geometry stays, surface behaviour improves.
Precision & Quality Control
Coating adhesion sampled per batch; edge completeness checked under magnification.
Specifications
Line information:
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Coating | TiN-class gold |
| Shapes | Deburring families |
| Shank | 6 mm (1/4″) |
| Head material | YG carbide |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is “yellow coated” TiN?
Yes – the yellow-gold finish is the TiN coating family.
Biggest gain?
Aluminium and low-carbon steel deburring.
Can I mix with uncoated?
Yes – many benches run coated for aluminium, uncoated for iron.
Recoat after regrind?
Possible on volume orders.
Trial?
Accepted.
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