Noga SP-1007, 7 Piece, Deburring Tool Kit

The Noga SP‑1007 kit is a comprehensive hand‑tool set designed for efficient deburring, finishing and countersinking of metal, plastic and composite parts. Housed in a compact 125 × 78 × 48 mm aluminium‑handle case, this versatile set features high‑speed steel (HSS) blades and countersinks tailored for maintenance and production environments. Whether cleaning up moulded edges, removing flash from machined holes or preparing holes for fasteners, the SP‑1007 delivers precision, repeatability and ease of use for manufacturing, assembly and repair applications.

Benefits of the Noga 7 Piece Deburring Tool Kit for Users

• Includes a robust RB aluminium handle (12 mm hex) enabling quick blade changes and steady control.
• Supplies a curated set of blades: O‑Ring blade, Thread‑Cleaner blade, S100 (for steel) and S150 (for plastic) for multi‑material versatility.
• Incorporates precision countersink tools (RD16.5 & EX18) for clean chamfers and deburring of hole edges.
• Compact, portable kit format, ideal for maintenance teams, on‑site service and workshop use, fits easily into tool racks or mobile carts.
• High‑quality HSS construction and brilliant blade selection reduce downtime, extend tool life and ensure consistent finishing results.

Engineered for Reliable Finishing in Production and Maintenance

The SP‑1007 is engineered with practical usability and industrial durability in mind. The selection of blades and countersinks allows a single technician to cover a wide range of edge‑preparation tasks across different substrate materials, metal, plastic, composites, reducing the need for multiple specialist tools. With frequent tool changes and high‑volume operations in mind, the kit helps standardise finishing steps and maintain consistent quality across parts, enabling faster throughput and fewer defects.

Typical Uses of the Kit

• Edge‑break and flash removal from stamped or machined sheet‑metal components.
• Chamfering and deburring of plastic housings, injection mouldings or cut‑outs.
• Preparation of holes and fastener apertures in production assemblies (e.g., electronics enclosures, brackets).
• Maintenance‑kit use for service engineers working on HVAC, piping, enclosures or structural components.
• On‑site finishing of fabricated assemblies or retrofit components in maintenance/repair operations.
• General‑purpose deburring across mixed‑material manufacturing environments.

For more information please check the datasheets.