Deburring disc
115 HERO PURPLE K60
The deburring disc of the HERO evolution level in a double-row design is a reliable solution for removing primary and secondary burrs as well as for clean edge rounding on sheet metal parts. HERO deburring discs consist of laser-cut abrasive cloth flaps with a finger-like structure. The staggered arrangement of these flaps enables a significantly higher abrasive cloth density while maintaining flexibility, allowing for extreme edge rounding and high feed rates.
The PURPLE Edition stands out with a very high material removal rate thanks to its abrasive cloth with ceramic grain. It enables large edge radii and is particularly suitable for processing steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.
Thanks to the bore mounting, the disc can be precisely and securely fixed on common grinding and deburring machines, ensuring smooth operation and consistent machining results.
| Mount | 25mm bore |
|---|---|
| Abrasive cloth | Ceramics |
| Flap width | Finger structure |
| Speed (max.) | 2000 rpm |
| Weight | 0.16 kg |
| Customs tariff number | 82079091 |
| Country of origin | EU (Germany) |
SHEET METAL CONTOURS
SHEET METAL THICKNESS
CUSTOM MANUFACTURING
We manufacture all product variants to your individual requirements and exactly according to your wishes. Give us a call or write to us – we will be happy to provide you with detailed advice!
deburring plate from boeck
Deburring discs are used to remove primary and secondary burrs and to round sheet metal edges. They can be equipped with various abrasives for steel, stainless steel, aluminum, galvanized and film-coated sheet metal. Our extensive range includes the right tools to optimize the deburring of your sheet metal.
Deburring and edge rounding
Deburring and edge rounding of metal parts are among the first steps after cutting. In this process, primary and secondary burrs are removed and the edges are rounded. Highly flexible tools are used that can easily reach into holes and cut-outs in the sheet metal part.
This requires highly flexible tooling capable of adapting to holes, cut-outs and complex geometries without compromising processing consistency.
Standard, Professional or Hero?
boeck deburring discs are available in three performance levels, so you can find exactly the right tool for your needs. The STANDARD deburring discs are equipped with a single-row abrasive coating. The PROFESSIONAL deburring discs, on the other hand, feature a double-row abrasive coating and offer a larger contact surface, more active abrasive flaps, and a balanced contact pressure ratio achieved through the balanced design of the outer and inner rings. Both versions STANDARD and PROFESSIONAL combine abrasive flaps made of fabric and nonwoven material.
HERO deburring discs consist exclusively of laser-cut abrasive fabric lamellae with a finger-like structure. The staggered arrangement of these special fabric lamellae allows for significantly higher fabric density while maintaining high flexibility. This ensures extreme edge rounding and maximum feed rates.
Would you like to know which deburring disc is best suited to your process?
PROFESSIONAL
+ 42 % Cutting Edge Length
+ 40 % Contact Area
Double-Row Abrasive Configuration
HERO
+ 179 % Cutting Edge Length
+ 40 % Contact Area
Double-Row Abrasive Configuration
Deburring Disc Editions
Standard / Professional / Professional PLUS
Synthehic Edition
Red Edition
Blue Edition
Brown Edition
Grey Edition
Gold Edition
Green Edition
Purple Edition
Dark Brown Edition
Hero / Hero R2
Blue Edition
Grey Edition
Brown Edition
Purple Edition
Cubitron Edition
How to change deburring discs like a pro
To reduce setup times and improve machine availability, boeck deburring discs are available with the QUICK-release system. The QUICK system eliminates the need for conventional bolts and screws, allowing tools to be mounted and exchanged with a simple manual operation. This helps minimize downtime during tool changes and supports efficient production workflows.
To ensure compatibility with different machine types, boeck offers adapters with various mounting interfaces, including M8, M12 and M14 configurations.
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