Dormer A100.6 A100 HSS Jobber Drill Bit 0.60mm OL:24mm WL:7mm DORA100060

Name: Dormer A100.6 A100 HSS Jobber Drill Bit 0.60mm OL:24mm WL:7mm DORA100060
Brand: DORMER
SKU: A100.6
Price: 5.41 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

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Product information

Description

General description

This high-speed steel (HSS) drill bit is designed for precise drilling in steel and cast iron. Dormer A100 Metric HSS jobber drills are suitable for use in the majority of general-purpose engineering applications. They have good self-centering capability on a wide range of materials and are suitable for both hand and machine use.

Technical specifications

Tip diameter: 0.60 mm

Working length: 7 mm

Overall length: 24 mm

Material: High-Speed Steel (HSS)

Type: DIN 338, Type N

Point angle: 118°

Cutting direction: Right-hand

Nominal diameter tolerance: h8

Model: A100

Depth of drilling: 4 times the diameter (4xD)

Shank: Cylindrical

Spiral length: 7 mm

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with standard drill chucks and drill presses

Suitable for drilling in steel, cast iron, and similar materials

Installation

Insert the drill bit into a compatible drill chuck

Secure tightly to ensure stability during operation

Usage

Use appropriate speed and pressure for drilling in steel or cast iron

Apply cutting fluid if necessary to prolong tool life and improve performance

Features

Brand
DORMER
Weight
110 g
Material
HSS
Certification body
DIN
Suitable for
Metal

Customer reviews

4,0

/ 1 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MManoMano Customer

Published on 18/04/2017, Italy

The product reflects what is described and visible in the photos. The specification regarding the magnetic force (daN or N) is important in the evaluation during the purchase. For the specific use that I made of it, it turned out to be just at the limit of necessity.

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