Deburring Tools & Equipment

Products • December 4, 2025

Next-gen CNC deburring holders elevate edge-finishing operations

Two next-generation CNC deburring holders from Bel Air Finishing were designed to automate, streamline, and elevate edge-finishing operations across manufacturing environments. The new FM-DBR7-1D Series and FM-DBR7-SC Series will upgrade a machine shop with precision-engineered solutions that replace manual deburring with consistent, repeatable, automation-ready performance.

Products • October 16, 2025

Deburring main bores with cross holes

Heule Tool's new SNAP-X deburring line for cross-hole deburring of main bores with multiple cross bores. SNAP-X deburrs intersecting cross bores at different diameters and angles directly through the main bore in one pass. With two cutting blades that work in both directions, it provides forward and backward cutting.

News • March 5, 2025

Heule introduces tooling for deburring small bores

Heule will feature the DL2 – a small, robust, reliable mechanical deburring tool for 1.00mm to 2.1mm bores in a wide range of materials including steel, stainless steel, titanium, aluminum, and composites

Products • March 5, 2025

DL2 Micro Deburring Tool

Heule will feature the DL2 – a small, robust, reliable mechanical deburring tool for 1.00mm to 2.1mm bores in a wide range of materials including steel, stainless steel, titanium, aluminum, and composites

Articles • February 19, 2025 • Alan Richter

Taking The Edge Off

Aluminum's malleability makes it a go-to material for many machining applications, but that same quality also presents a challenge — burr formation.

Products • August 7, 2024

UltraTEC Ultrasonic A25 Deburring Machine

The UltraTEC ultrasonic A25 creates a formation and dissolution/implosion of bubbles in water that release an intense energy during implosion. This is created by an ultra-high oscillation of 20kHz (20,000 oscillations per second) with an oscillation width of +/-80-120microns, which far exceeds the amplitude of ultrasonic cleaning, cutting and welding technologies.

Videos • June 29, 2023

Ask CTE Contributors about Deburring

Based on the "Deburring and Chamfering" feature article published in the June issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, this webinar uses the article by James Engineering as a launching point to address a few audience questions about deburring as well as the ROI calculations to consider if you plan to move from a manual deburring process to an automated system capable of handling high volume.n

Videos • May 31, 2023

James Engineerings Max System deburring & chamfering machine

James Engineering, which wrote the "Deburring and Chamfering" article published in the June 2023 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine, offers this video supplement to provide more information about the Broomfield, Colorado-based company and its Max System deburring and chamfering machine.

Products • December 22, 2022

Second Generation of MAX System

Today's MAX System introduces the latest innovation known as Focused Deburring. These multi-axis machines feature up to four 1- to 5-axis heads or towers, which can process simultaneously or in sequence within a single working environment. This ability allows the machines to perform multiple operations on many edges and surfaces of a part at the same time. For example, a single MAX System can remove a protruding burr from an 8" spur gear, create a precision .060" chamfer on both sides of the same gear, and wash the part within 30 seconds.

Videos • October 1, 2022

IMTS 2022 Boot Visit with J.W. Done Corp.

Stan Kroll, general manager for J.W. Done Corp., discusses new sizes of the company's ORBITOOL deburring tool and shares how the tool helped one customer attain "out of this world" results.

Articles • April 4, 2022 • Rob Johnson

Automation for aerospace

Automated deburring can meet demands for high quality in the aerospace industry.

Videos • January 4, 2022

Deburr any crosshole with ORBITOOL

The ORBITOOL® deburring tool enables fast and consistent deburring of crossholes and blind intersections. The protective disk ensures that deburring only occurs at the edge of intersection without damage to adjacent surfaces.