01V039 - Walter Walter Carbide Burr Sc-2 Dc

Name: Walter Walter Carbide Burr Sc-2 Dc
Brand: Welders Helper
SKU: 01V039
Price: 57.17 CAD
Availability: InStock

Packaging: 1 per each

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SKU: 01V039 Categories: Abrasives, Drill bits and Carbides

OVERVIEW

Chew Through Metal with Walter Carbide Burrs

When you have a tough grinding job that requires more precision than a grinding wheel and more aggression than a hand file, the Walter 01V039 SC-2 Double Cut Carbide Burr is your go-to solution. Built for welders and fabricators who need to get the job done fast, this heavy-duty tungsten carbide burr is designed to eat through steel and stainless steel with ease. The SC-2 shape features a cylindrical body with a rounded nose, giving you the flexibility to grind flat surfaces, smooth out inside corners, and blend welds seamlessly without changing tools.

Why choose a Double Cut burr? It's all about speed and control. The cross-cut tooth pattern creates smaller chips, which prevents the burr from loading up and allows for faster stock removal. It also reduces the "pulling" action often felt with single-cut burrs, making the tool much easier to control. This means you can grind longer with less fatigue and get a smoother finish right out of the gate. Whether you are enlarging a bolt hole that didn't quite line up or cleaning up a messy weld bead, this burr gives you the control you need to make precise corrections quickly.

Walter Surface Technologies is known for making tools that last, and this carbide burr is no exception. The high-grade tungsten carbide construction ensures the teeth stay sharp job after job, saving you money on replacements. Poorly made burrs can vibrate and chatter, ruining your workpiece and wearing out your grinder. Walter burrs are perfectly balanced to run smooth and true, protecting your equipment and your hands. Add the 01V039 to your toolbox today and experience the difference that professional-grade abrasives make in your daily fabrication work.

Key Features for Fabricators

Fast Removal: Double cut design shreds metal quickly for maximum productivity.
Smooth Operation: Precision balance eliminates chatter and vibration.
Versatile Shape: Radius end allows for grinding contours and fillets.
Long Life: Premium tungsten carbide outlasts standard high-speed steel bits.

Additional Information
Brand:Walter Surface Technologies
Used To Grind:Steel or Stainless
Shape Code:SC-2
Cut Type:Double Cut
Material:Tungsten Carbide
Shape Description:Cylindrical Radius End
Packaging Description:1 per each

INCLUDED

1x Walter SC-2 Double Cut Carbide Burr

APPLICATIONS

Deburring cut edges on steel and stainless steel
Leveling weld seams in confined spaces
Enlarging holes and slots
Mold and die finishing
Surface preparation for welding
Contouring and blending radii

FAQ

Single cut burrs have one set of flutes and produce long chips, often used for general material removal. Double cut burrs, like this Walter model, have cross-cut flutes that produce small granular chips, allowing for faster removal, a smoother finish, and better operator control.

This double cut carbide burr is optimized for ferrous metals, including carbon steel, stainless steel, and cast iron. It is generally not recommended for soft non-ferrous metals like aluminum, as the flutes may clog.

SC-2 refers to the standard industry shape and size. It denotes a Cylindrical shape with a Radius End (Ball Nose), typically measuring 5/16" in diameter with a 3/4" length of cut, though exact dimensions should be verified against the manufacturer's catalog.

You will need a pneumatic or electric die grinder equipped with a collet that matches the shank size of the burr (typically 1/4 inch for this size class).

Chatter is often caused by running the burr at too low of a speed, using a worn grinder, or applying excessive pressure. Walter burrs are balanced to minimize this, but ensuring your tool is running at the recommended RPM is critical.

No, carbide burrs are designed for side-cutting and grinding, not drilling. They can be used to enlarge or elongate existing holes, but they cannot plunge cut to create a new hole from scratch.

Let the speed of the tool do the work. Applying too much pressure can chip the cutting edges. Ensure the burr is inserted fully into the collet to prevent shank bending and vibration.