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XEBEC Back Burr Cutter & Deburring Tool Path™

XEBEC Back Burr Cutter & Deburring Tool Path™ For Machining Center
Instruction Manual Download For Combined Lathe

Applicable equipment

This tool can be mounted on machining center (XYZ-axis) or combined lathe (XZY or XZC-axis). 3-axis simultaneous control is required.

*For combined lathe, polar coordinate interpolation is required.
*It cannot be used manually.

How to order XEBEC Back Burr Cutter & Deburring Tool Path

You can check whether XEBEC Back Burr Cutter & Deburring Tool Path is applicable for your hole-burr problem and environment.
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In case you have difficulties filling out sheets online

Please send us a completed “XEBEC Back Burr Cutter & Deburring Tool Path application sheet” if you have difficulties filling out the online form. We will select an optimal Cutter size, assess whether XEBEC Back Burr Cutter & Deburring Tool Path is applicable to your workpiece and machining equipment, and provide XEBEC Tool Path Code.
There are 2 types of application sheet; for machining center and combined lathe.
Please download and fill out a sheet depending on your machining equipment.

Application sheet

XEBEC Back Burr Cutter & Deburring Tool Path:
for machining center
XEBEC Back Burr Cutter & Deburring Tool Path:
for combined lathe
XEBEC Tapped Hole Tool Path :
for machining center
XEBEC Tapped Hole Tool Path:
for combined lathe

Edge shape and dimensions after deburring

For the reason above, we consider “a width of an edge after deburring” as “edge break length”

Edge shape

As a result of having pursued the effective shape for crosshole deburring, the Cutter is spherical.
It is not possible to chamfer or round-chamfer the edge.

Starting parameters

AlTiCrN coated

Short type
Product code Cutter diameter
ΦDc (mm)
Tool protrusion length
(mm)
Number of blades Steel, stainless steel, cast iron, heat resistant alloy Nonferrous metals
Rotational speed
n (min⁻¹)
Feed rate
Vf (mm/min)
Rotational speed
n (min⁻¹)
Feed rate
Vf (mm/min)
XC-08-AS-3F 0.8 3Dc 3 20000 1080 20000 1170
XC-13-AS-3F 1.3 3Dc 3 20000 1080 20000 1170
XC-18-AS-3F 1.8 3Dc 3 20000 1080 20000 1170
XC-23-AS-3F 2.3 3Dc 3 15000 1350 18000 1710
XC-28-AS-3F 2.8 3Dc 3 12500 1800 15000 2520
XC-33-AS-3F 3.3 3Dc 3 10600 1890 12700 2250
XC-38-AS-3F 3.8 3Dc 3 9200 2160 11000 2880
XC-48-AS-3F 4.8 3Dc 3 7200 1980 8500 2880
XC-58-AS-3F 5.8 3Dc 3 6000 1620 7000 2160
XC-78-AS-3F 7.8 3Dc 3 4500 1620 5400 1920
XC-98-AS-3F 9.8 3Dc 3 3600 1320 4300 1560

 

Regular type
Product code Cutter diameter
ΦDc (mm)
Tool protrusion length (mm) Number of blades Steel, stainless steel, cast iron, heat resistant alloy Nonferrous metals
Rotational speed
n (min⁻¹)
Feed rate
Vf (mm/min)
Rotational speed
n (min⁻¹)
Feed rate
Vf (mm/min)
XC-08-A 0.8 5Dc 2 20000 600 20000 650
XC-13-A 1.3 5Dc 2 20000 600 20000 650
XC-18-A 1.8 5Dc 2 20000 600 20000 650
XC-23-A 2.3 5Dc 2 15000 750 18000 950
XC-28-A 2.8 5Dc 2 12500 1000 15000 1400
XC-33-A 3.3 5Dc 2 10600 1050 12700 1250
XC-38-A 3.8 5Dc 2 9200 1200 11000 1600
XC-48-A 4.8 5Dc 2 7200 1100 8500 1600
XC-58-A 5.8 5Dc 2 6000 900 7000 1200
XC-78-A 7.8 5Dc 3 4500 1350 5400 1600
XC-98-A 9.8 5Dc 3 3600 1100 4300 1300
Straight type
Product code Cutter diameter
ΦDc (mm)
Tool protrusion length
(mm)
Number of blades Steel, stainless steel, cast iron, heat resistant alloy Nonferrous metals
Rotational speed
n (min⁻¹)
Feed rate
Vf (mm/min)
Rotational speed
n (min⁻¹)
Feed rate
Vf (mm/min)
XC-18-B 1.8 10Dc 2 4400 220 4400 220
XC-23-B 2.3 10Dc 2 3500 220 3500 220
XC-28-B 2.8 10Dc 2 2800 220 2800 220
XC-33-B 3.3 10Dc 2 2400 190 2400 190
XC-38-B 3.8 10Dc 2 2000 160 2000 160
XC-48-B 4.8 10Dc 2 1600 120 1600 120
XC-58-B 5.8 10Dc 2 1300 100 1300 100
XC-78-B 7.8 10Dc 3 650 70 650 70
XC-98-B 9.8 10Dc 3 500 50 500 50

 

Uncoated

Regular type
Product code Cutter diameter
ΦDc (mm)
Tool protrusion length
(mm)
Number of blades Nonferrous metals, resin
Rotational speed
n (min⁻¹)
Feed rate
Vf (mm/min)
XC-08-A-N 0.8 5Dc 2 20000 650
XC-13-A-N 1.3 5Dc 2 20000 650
XC-18-A-N 1.8 5Dc 2 20000 650
XC-23-A-N 2.3 5Dc 2 18000 950
XC-28-A-N 2.8 5Dc 2 15000 1400
XC-33-A-N 3.3 5Dc 2 12700 1250
XC-38-A-N 3.8 5Dc 2 11000 1600
XC-48-A-N 4.8 5Dc 2 8500 1600
XC-58-A-N 5.8 5Dc 2 7000 1200
XC-78-A-N 7.8 5Dc 3 5400 1600
XC-98-A-N 9.8 5Dc 3 4300 1300

 

1. Rotational speed and feed rate are a guide for initial machining.
2. To improve the machining parameters, take steps such as adjusting the rotational speed and feed rate, or changing to a Tool Path with a different edge break length.
3. If oscillation or noise occurs or if the rotational speed or feed rate does not satisfy the value in the standard machining parameters table, lower the rotational speed and feed rate by the same proportional amount.
4. Depending on the type of cross hole, care needs to be taken with the setting parameters, so refer to the instruction manual.
5. It is possible to reduce machining shape error by using functions such as advanced preview control.

Setting machining parameters

Secondary burring may occur depending on the state of the intersecting edges. Keep the tool projection length as short as possible, set the feed rate to 50% of the standard parameter, and try starting from a small edge break length.

 

How to install

Paths are made by XEBEC Technology and delivered to a customer via email.
Therefore, you only need to install the Tool Path, set a starting point of the Cutter, and set the machining parameters. You do not need to program on your own.

Please refer to the tool guide to see how to set a tool length offset and a starting point.

The following explains how to install incremental command point group data for XEBEC Back Burr Cutter & Deburring Tool Path™
(for machining center, B-type hole) on a processing program.
*Control system is set in accordance to FANUC. Please adjust G codes in the program according to your own system.

Program overview

XEBEC Back Burr Cutter & Deburring Tool Path™

Perfect for deburring both front and back of a drilled hole.

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