COFA Deburring Series 6
Ød ØD1 ØD Complete Tool with Blade
Min. Hole Tool Diameter Approx. Cutting Dia. Front and Back Back Only
mm inches mm inches mm inches Order Number Order Number
6.0 .236 5.8 .228 6.7 .264 COFA6-236- ☐ COFA6b-236- ☐
6.2 .244 6.0 .236 6.9 .272 COFA6-244- ☐ COFA6b-244- ☐
6.4 .252 6.2 .244 7.1 .279 COFA6-252- ☐ COFA6b-252- ☐
6.6 .260 6.4 .252 7.3 .287 COFA6-260- ☐ COFA6b-260- ☐
6.8 .268 6.6 .260 7.5 .295 COFA6-268- ☐ COFA6b-268- ☐
7.0 .276 6.8 .268 7.7 .303 COFA6-276- ☐ COFA6b-276- ☐
7.2 .284 7.0 .276 7.9 .311 COFA6-284- ☐ COFA6b-284- ☐
7.4 .291 7.2 .283 8.1 .319 COFA6-291- ☐ COFA6b-291- ☐
7.6 .299 7.4 .291 8.3 .327 COFA6-299- ☐ COFA6b-299- ☐
7.8 .307 7.6 .299 8.5 .335 COFA6-307- ☐ COFA6b-307- ☐
8.0 .315 7.8 .307 8.7 .342 COFA6-315- ☐ COFA6b-315- ☐
 












COFA Deburring Series 6 - Spare Parts
1 2 3 4
Retainer Block Assembly Pin Screw Roll Pin
GH-C-E-0812 GH-C-V-0126 GH-H-S-0803 GH-C-E-0811
5 6 7
Blade Spring Fixture
See Below See Below C6-V-0008

Spring Options:
The cutting force of the COFA tool is controlled by a flat spring
Choose the proper spring for the material being machined.
Spring Code Order Number     Typical Materials
    Large or Heavy Burrs may require a stronger spring
W   GH-C-E-0321 Aluminum, Brass, Magnesium
H   GH-C-E-0322 Grey Cast Iron, Nodular Iron
S   GH-C-E-0323 Carbon Steel, Free Machining Steel
Z   GH-C-E-0324 Long Chipping Steel, Stainless
Z1 GH-C-E-0325 Titanium, Hardened Steel, Nickel Alloy
Z2 GH-C-E-0326 Nickel Alloy, etc
Z3 GH-C-E-0327 Nickel Alloy, etc

Blade Options:
Blades are available from stock as front and back cutting (fab) or back cutting only (bco).
Blade Code Blade Type Geo. Series 6
TiN 20° Standard fab GH-C-M-0002
b bco GH-C-M-0012
y TiALN 10° Flat Surfaces fab GH-C-M-0442
yb bco GH-C-M-0452
x TiN 30° Uneven Spec fab GH-C-M-0142
xb bco GH-C-M-0143


How to Order:
Ordering is simple. The COFA tool provides different blade and spring options
to create the most effective tool for any application depending on the hole
geometry and type of material being machined.

1. Choose the tool that best fits the hole diameter.
2. Choose the blade that best fits the hole geometry.
3. Choose the spring that best fits the material.






We reserve the right to make technical changes.