The COFA tool system has been the first and still unrivaled tool system for removing burrs on the front and back of a drilled through-hole on even and uneven surfaces in a single cycle. It radially removes the burrs off the bore edges, without requiring the work piece to be turned or the spindle to be stopped. It can be applied universally in manual or automatic operations – for efficient and process capable high volume production.

• The COFA standard tool series ranges from bore diameter Ø2.0mm up to Ø26 mm. The cassette system is designed for bore diameters larger than Ø26 mm.
• The exchangeable carbide blades are carried out with material dependant coatings.
• The COFA system guarantees a consistent, radially shaped deburring of even and uneven bore edges. 
• Tool types C6 up to C12 allow up to three different deburring sizes without changing the tool due to the exchangeable blade sizes. 
• Machining of the bore edge without creating a secondary burr.
• The cassette solution intgrates the deburring process into an existing customer tool. By combining two or several processes in one single tool, the cycle time can be reduced considerably.
• The thread tool series has been optimized for easy center positioning of the screws.

The COFA blade is mounted spring-loaded in the tool body. In COFA C2 to 5M, the swivel movement is guided by a rollpin, whereas it is a blade holder for COFA C6 to C12 (illustrated below). This way, the cutting edge follows the uneven bore edge. The more the tool enters into the bore, the more the blade swings into the tool body. The result is a radially shaped consistent deburring of the bore edge.

The product range consists of tools for the use in bore diameters ranging from 2 mm to 26 mm. In addition, using cassettes, any size of bore diameter can be deburred. The deburring capacity (radially) is 0.1 up to 1.4 mm maximum depending on bore dimension and blade selection. Within the tool range, there are variants of diameters that cover a minimal bore diameter range.