Deburring Brushes feature ceramic grain abrasive filament

Designed to address almost any automated deburring need, Burr-Rx(TM) Brushes feature black nylon filaments that are co-extruded with engineered ceramic abrasive grain. Extreme aggression of brushes minimizes cycle times by allowing use of high feed rates and short dwell times. Burr-Rx(TM) Brushes are suited for deburring tough materials such as Inconel, stainless steel, and titanium.

Weiler Corporation, the leader in nylon abrasive filament brushes, is proud to introduce an expanded offering of Burr-Rx(TM) deburring tools.

With the addition of power tube brushes, small-diameter wheels, and Bore-Rx(TM) internal deburring tools to our existing line of large-diameter wheel, disc, miniature disc, and banded end brushes all manufactured with an advanced ceramic-grain abrasive filament, Weiler offers the most comprehensive line of high aggression, compliant brushing tools that address practically any automated deburring need.

The black nylon filaments of Weiler's Burr-Rx(TM) brushes are co-extruded with an engineered ceramic abrasive grain, providing cut rates up to 400% faster than standard silicon carbide or aluminum oxide filaments. The extreme aggression of Burr-Rx(TM) brushes reduces cycle times by allowing the use of high feed rates and short dwell times, resulting in increased throughput and lower deburring costs. In addition, Burr-Rx brushes can remove burrs that are impossible to remove with conventional nylon abrasive filament brushes.

Ceramic grain Burr-Rx(TM) brushes are especially well-suited for deburring tough materials such as inconel, stainless steel, and titanium, but with an assortment of filament configurations and product fill densities, there is a high performance tool available for use on practically any material.

For a detailed listing of the latest additions to the Burr-Rx product line, please request a copy of our flyer WC680. For guidelines on product selection and operating parameters, please request a copy of our brochure WC459.

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