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Betterlife Tile, Glass, and Ceramic Drill Bit Set, Efficient Universal Drilling Tool, Multifunctional Cemented Carbide Cross Drill Bits, 5 Drill Bits for Ceramic Tiles, Concrete Drill Bit Set
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Description
General Description
The Betterlife ceramic, glass, and tile drill bit set is a multifunctional set of cemented carbide drill bits designed for efficient and precise drilling in various materials such as ceramic tiles, marble, thin iron sheets, mirrors, and glass.With a unique cross-angle design, these drill bits offer low cutting resistance and stable drilling functionality, allowing for fast drilling without chipping the edges.The set includes 5 different sizes to meet all your drilling needs.Technical Specifications
- Materials: Cemented Carbide
- Product Weight: 125 g
- Drill Bit Sizes: 3*70 mm, 4*70 mm, 5*76 mm, 6*77 mm, 7*80 mm
Compatibility and Accessories
- Compatible with electric hand drills and bench drills
- Drill Clamping Range: 10 mm and above
Usage
For optimal drilling, it is recommended to add water or coolant when using the drill bits.This ensures smooth and precise drilling while extending the life of the drill bits.>Other Information
- The oxynitriding process of the cutting head increases the hardness of the drill bit.
- Complete grinding and rust-proof treatment, clean and sharp without burrs.
- Fully automated polishing for consistent quality.
- Due to the light and screen setting difference, the item's color may vary slightly from the pictures.
- Please allow slight dimension difference due to different manual measurements.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Compatible machineDrill
- Material to Work OnConcrete
- MaterialCarbide
- Bit typeRotary file
- Sold as a setYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME242422562
- MMID704453512509
- Product codeQD-GB26Y53054
- EAN5002098230449
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