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SKU #10482

Sorjázószerszám

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A Slice® 10482 Sorjázószerszám azért jött létre, hogy kielégítse az ügyfelek kemény, strapabíró sorjázószerszámra irányuló igényét. Kifejezetten ipari környezetre lett tervezve, így ez a célzottan megépített eszköz ideális acéllemez-élek, fröccsöntött műanyagok és 3D-s nyomtatással készített prototípusok sorjázásához. 

 

A 10482-es modellt 10483-as konvex pengével szállítjuk és kompatibilis a választható 10484 konkáv pengével. Mindkét penge opció többféle lehetőséget kínál a szerszám különféle szögekben történő alkalmazására. Strapabíró üvegszálas nylon markolata kényelmes pengetárolást biztosít, így miközben az egyik pengestílust használja, addig a másikat kéznél tarthatja a gyors váltásokhoz. A 10482 modell vékony markolatprofilja lehetővé teszi, hogy kényelmetlen szögben lévő, nehezen elérhető helyekre is bejussunk. 

 

A Slice 100% cirkónium-oxidot használ a sorjázópengéiben (mely anyag sokkal keményebb az acélnál), és ezt vastag dizájnnal párosítja, hogy az előnyt, amelyet ennek a továbbfejlesztett kerámiának a keménység jelent, teljes mértékben kihasználja. Emellett a Slice kerámiapengék szikramentesek, nem mágnesesek, nem vezetők és soha nem rozsdásodnak. A penge cseréjéhez nincs szükség külső szerszámokra.

  • Beszerelt penge típusa: konvex #10483
  • Nylon markolat védőkupakkal
  • Kétkezes dizájn
  • Extra pengetároló rekesz a markolatban
  • A vastagabb penge hatékonyan sorjáz
  • Szikramentes, nem vezető, nem mágneses penge
  • Kémiailag közömbös penge, mely soha nem rozsdásodik
  • Olaj- és kenőanyagmentes penge
  • 100%-ban cirkónium-oxid penge
  • Kompatibilis pengék: 10483, 10484
  • Szerszámmentes pengecsere
  • SKU #10482

Great for:

  • Removing burrs from metal and plastic edges
  • Smoothing edges from 3D printing
  • Deburring edges for automotive-related parts
  • Trimming edges of mold-injected plastic

Product Specifications

Cutting Depth:

Material: GFN, POM, PP, zirconium oxide

Dimensions: L 6,5 hüvelyk x W0,91 hüvelyk x H0,34 hüvelyk

Weight: 0.036 kg

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FAQ

What Is a Deburring Tool?

A deburring tool is used to remove excess edge material, or burrs, from the raw version of a product. This process creates a finished object from a rough cut so it can work as intended. It also significantly adds to the safety of the finished object, since it removes jagged edges that could cut someone or catch and pull fabric, including clothing. Deburring is a vital process for manufacturing many different goods made from a host of different materials. Use cases include:
  • Finishing the edges of raw-cut sheet metal
  • Trimming the edges of mold-injected plastic
  • Removing excess strings of polymer left on a 3D-printed object
  • Smoothing the edges of machine components so they’ll fit together properly once assembled
This finishing process is extremely common in industrial manufacturing, but also has its place in hobbies such as model making and at-home 3D printing. While manufacturers often have deburring machines for finishing standardized products, working on a custom piece with detailed finishing requirements calls for hand deburring tools. Deburring by hand offers the most control over the finished product and is therefore the choice of craftspeople or manufacturers for whom quality control is a priority.

How Does a Deburring Tool Work?

Deburring tools all do the same thing, whether they’re automated or handheld, and regardless of which method is used (thermal deburring, tumbling, vibrating, grinding, or filing). They remove unwanted material from an object, specifically at its edges, in order to create a smooth finish. Typically, the removal happens by creating friction in order to chip or sand off burrs. For very small objects, it’s often enough to tumble or vibrate them in a machine, sometimes with the aid of a wet or gritty medium.

The tool offered by Slice is designed as a hand tool for a more custom approach. Like many other deburring devices, it relies on friction. The user essentially scrapes away at a rough edge, removing burrs and smoothing the finish. While sanding, which is a similar process, removes excess material on a flat plane, handheld tools for deburring allow a great deal of precision and maneuverability.

Why Use a Ceramic Deburring Blade?

A ceramic deburring tool differs from a traditional one because it uses a ceramic material for the blade. This won’t be the kind of ceramic you find in your dish cupboard, though. Advanced ceramics are engineered to be extremely hard. Depending on the composition of the ceramic, it can be much harder than steel and therefore offer a great advantage when deburring metal. In addition, ceramic is chemically inert and thus is easy to clean and will never rust.

Why Choose Slice’s Tool?

Slice uses only 100 percent zirconium oxide, an extremely hard advanced ceramic material with no impurities to weaken its structure. This blade is housed in a sturdy but lightweight glass-filled nylon handle with a slim profile that allows maneuverability for awkward angles. Because our blades are so hard, you’ll be replacing them less often than you would a metal blade, but when you do replace an old blade, no extra tools are required. Slice makes two different blade styles: convex and concave. Each shape offers different angles and with extra blade storage in the 10482’s handle, it’s easy to carry both styles to switch quickly in the middle of a job. The Slice tool also comes with a safety cap that conveniently fits on the end of the handle so it won’t get lost while you’re working.

How Do I Change the Blade?

To change the blade in the 10482, first remove the safety cap. On the back of the handle, you’ll find an orange button. Press this button down while at the same time pulling the orange end away from the grey handle sheath. Slide the sheath off the orange interior piece. The blade is held securely by the orange interior piece but can be removed easily by pulling it out of its housing. Then simply push the new blade into the housing. Slide the grey sheath back over the housing so that the orange button clicks into place and you’re ready to go. Spare blades snap in tightly to the rectangular indentation in the middle of the orange casing piece. As with all Slice items, the 10482 Deburring Tool is a well-designed, well-crafted addition to your toolkit.