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Walter SL-5 Double Cut Carbide Burr 6-Inch Extended Shank

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OVERVIEW

Reach Deep and Grind Fast

Every welder knows the frustration of spotting a defect or a rough weld in a spot that your standard grinder just can't touch. That's where the Walter 01V652 Carbide Burr comes into play. This isn't your average rotary file; it's a problem solver designed with a 6-inch extended shank. This extra length gives you the reach you need to clean up root passes inside pipes, smooth out internal corners, or prep surfaces deep inside fabricated assemblies without struggling or compromising your angle of attack.

The SL-5 shape (Taper with Radius End) is one of the most useful profiles for welding applications. The tapered nose allows you to work into tight V-grooves and corners, while the radiused tip prevents gouging, helping you blend welds smoothly into the base metal. Because it features a Double Cut design, this burr eats through metal aggressively but leaves a surprisingly smooth finish. The cross-cut teeth break the metal into tiny chips rather than long, dangerous slivers. This means less clogging, less heat buildup, and much better control—the tool won't try to "climb" or jump out of the cut like a single-cut burr might.

Durability is key when you are grinding down hard welds or stainless steel. Walter uses premium tungsten carbide that holds its edge longer than standard high-speed steel bits. You can run this burr hot and hard, and it will keep cutting. It is compatible with any standard pneumatic or electric die grinder with a 1/4" collet. Whether you are working on structural steel, fixing a stainless tank, or doing custom fabrication, keeping the 01V652 in your toolbox ensures you are never stuck unable to reach a critical grind.

Stop fighting with tools that are too short for the job. Upgrade to the Walter 01V652 and experience the difference that a high-quality, balanced, and extended-reach carbide burr makes in your daily grind. It’s built to handle the vibration, speed, and pressure of real-world welding environments.

Additional Information
Brand:Walter Surface Technologies
Packaging Description:1-per-each
Used To Grind:Steel or Stainless or Aluminum
Shape:SL-5 (Taper with Radius End)
Cut Type:Double Cut
Shank Length:6 inches
Material:Tungsten Carbide
Head Diameter:1/2"
Shank Diameter:1/4"

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Walter Carbide Burr SL-5 Double Cut with 6" Extended Shank
  • Protective Storage Case

APPLICATIONS

  • Deburring deep holes and internal cavities
  • Smoothing welds in pipes and channels
  • Contouring and shaping metal parts
  • Enlarging holes in hard-to-reach areas
  • Surface preparation in confined spaces
  • Mold and die making

FAQ

SL-5 refers to the standard shape and size code for the burr. 'SL' indicates a Taper shape with a Radius End (Cone with Ball Nose), and '5' typically denotes a head diameter of approximately 1/2 inch.

Double Cut burrs have cross-cut flutes that produce smaller chips, resulting in a smoother finish and easier control. They reduce the 'pulling' action common with single cut burrs, making them safer and less fatiguing to use.

The 6-inch shank (L6) allows the operator to reach deep into pipes, castings, or complex assemblies where a standard length burr would be too short to access the work surface effectively.

This tungsten carbide burr is suitable for cutting a wide variety of metals, including carbon steel, stainless steel, cast iron, titanium, nickel alloys, and aluminum (though aluminum specific cuts are better for soft metals to prevent loading).

You need a die grinder (pneumatic or electric) equipped with a 1/4-inch collet. Ensure the tool can reach the recommended RPM for the burr diameter.

For a 1/2" diameter carbide burr, the recommended speed is typically between 15,000 and 25,000 RPM. Always refer to the manufacturer's specific safety charts.

While it may physically fit, standard drills usually do not spin fast enough (often only 2,000-3,000 RPM) to use a carbide burr effectively. Low speeds can cause the burr to chip or snag. A die grinder is highly recommended.

Yes, absolutely. Always wear impact-resistant eye protection (safety glasses and a face shield), hearing protection, and gloves. The small chips produced are sharp and are ejected at high speeds.

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