Deburring Tool ks tools 205.2020, universal hand deburrer 140 x 21 mm

The ks tools 205.2020 universal hand deburrer is a compact manual tool measuring 140 x 21 mm designed to remove burrs and refine edges on metal, plastic and similar materials. Its small size and ergonomic form allow precise control for workshop tasks and field repairs, improving part fit and reducing sharp edges for safer handling. The tool is intended for routine finishing, maintenance and light fabrication work where accurate deburring is required.

Advantages

This hand deburrer provides controlled material removal with a simple, reliable design that is easy to grip and manoeuvre. Its compact dimensions make it convenient to carry and store, while the shape supports access to straight edges and shallow contours. The tool enables consistent edge quality and reduces the need for additional finishing steps, contributing to faster turnaround on small repair and assembly jobs.

Suitable for

• Removing burrs from sheet metal edges and cut profiles
• Smoothing plastic parts after machining or trimming
• Deburring pipes, tubes and flat bars
• On-site maintenance and quick repairs in workshops

Key specifications

• Overall length: 140 mm
• Working width: 21 mm
• Manual hand-operated tool for deburring and edge finishing
• Suitable for use on metal, plastic and similar materials
• Compact and ergonomic form for one-handed operation

How to use

Hold the deburrer with a comfortable grip and place the working edge against the material edge to be finished. Apply steady, light pressure and move the tool along the edge with smooth strokes, checking progress frequently to avoid over-removal. For internal or recessed edges, adjust the angle and use controlled short passes. Clean swarf from the tool and workpiece periodically to maintain visibility and consistent results.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Select working angle and pressure according to material thickness; use lighter passes on thin or brittle plastics and stronger, controlled passes on thicker metals. After deburring, inspect the edge and, if necessary, follow with finer finishing tools for a smoother result.