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Easily and cleanly deburrs rough or uneven edges on copper, steel, aluminum, and plastic
Fits the VALUE VTT-5 and OES deburring heads, as well as all compatible heads
Sturdy and durable HSS steel construction
Easy to use thanks to the swivel head
Comes in an individual clear box
Description : HSS steel conical deburring tool - TF-VTT-CONE
The TF-VTT-CONE deburring cone made of HSS steel is designed to perform precise, fast, and clean deburring of tubes used in refrigeration, air conditioning, and HVAC systems.
Compatible with the TF-VTT5 and TF-OES deburring tools, as well as with most deburring tools on the market, it effectively removes internal and external burrs to improve the quality of assemblies and minimize the risk of defects during socket welding or brazing.
Key Features
- ✔ High-performance HSS steel: excellent wear resistance and good edge retention.
- ✔ Clean and precise deburring: clean preparation of tube ends.
- ✔ Compatible with TF-VTT5 and TF-OES: easy replacement on compatible tools.
- ✔ Ideal for refrigeration technicians: suitable for work in refrigeration, air conditioning, heat pumps, and HVAC systems.
- ✔ Optimal tube preparation prior to brazing, flaring, or mechanical connection.
Applications
- ✔ Preparation of copper refrigeration tubes
- ✔ Air conditioning and heat pump work
- ✔ HVAC maintenance
- ✔ Commercial and industrial refrigeration
- ✔ Deburring before brazing or connection
Features
- ✔ Material: HSS steel
- ✔ Cone diameter: 16.4 mm
- ✔ Packaging: transparent plastic box
- ✔ Function: tube deburring
- ✔ Compatibility: TF-VTT5 and TF-OES
- ✔ Use: professional
What is HSS steel?
HSS steel, or High-Speed Steel, is a high-alloy tool steel used, for example, in machining tools such as taps or milling cutters, as well as in tools such as saws, turning chisels, or for cold forming. Tools used for drilling and cutting steel and iron must withstand high stresses while also being precise and efficient.
High-Speed Steel (HSS) is distinguished by its high heat resistance, with continuous machining temperatures of up to 600°C, which clearly distinguishes it from cold-work steel, which can be used up to 200°C, and hot-work steel, with application temperatures of 200–400°C. High-speed steel (HSS) is distinguished not only by its heat resistance, but also by its good toughness, high wear resistance, and hot hardness (red-hot hardness).
