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The most commonly used tool material for general purpose drilling. Suitable for most materials, including low to medium strength steels, aluminum and other non-ferrous materials, as well as wood and plastic.
This composition increases tool “hardness” and improves “wear resistance” making it a great option for drilling into harder steel as well as stainless steel grades.
Carbide tools are designed for very hard and very tough to machine materials. Carbide drills are more brittle than HSS or HSCo drills, and should only be used for production drilling in stationary equipment. They are not recommended for use in hand held portable drills.
Can be used on low-carbon steel and aluminum.
Better resistance to corrosion and breakage while increasing lubricity. Reduces chipping and flaking. Can be used on most materials.
A wear resistant gold colored, all-purpose ceramic coating provides high hardness, low coefficient of friction and thermal barrier. Tool life may be extended 500% or more in high wear or very abrasive drilling applications.
More lubricity than bright finish. Resists corrosion and oxidation with an added heat treatment that reduces friction.
Will increase lubricity and bit life while reducing chip build-up. For performance on harder metals and stainless steel. Applied primarily to Cobalt drills.
Most commonly used drill point as it's ideal for a wide variety of materials.
Designed to drill in hard and soft materials, it reduces “walking”, lifts away debris, allowing you to drill holes faster and with less chance of breakage. Ideal for curved surfaces.
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