Dormer A1205.0 A120 HSS Stub Drill Bit 5.0mm OL:62mm WL:26mm DORA120500

Name: Dormer A1205.0 A120 HSS Stub Drill Bit 5.0mm OL:62mm WL:26mm DORA120500
Brand: DORMER
SKU: A1205.0
Price: 6 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

The Dormer A120 5.00MM HSS Stub Drill is a high-quality drill bit designed for general machining applications. It is ideal for use in portable drills, turrets, and automatic lathes. The drill features a special split-point design that ensures easy starting and accurate drill location, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications.

Technical specifications

Material: High-Speed Steel (HSS)

Drill Diameter: 5mm

Overall Length: 62mm

Flute Length: 26mm

Point Angle: 135°

Drill Diameter Tolerance: h8

Number of Flutes: 2

Cutting Direction: Right Hand

Finish/Coating: Steam Tempered

Flute Construction: Ground Flute

Flute Type: Spiral

Helix Type: Normal Helix

Standards Met: DIN 1897

MFR Part No.: A1205.0

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with automatic drilling machines and handheld drills

Suitable for use in steel up to 800 N/mm²

Installation

Insert the drill into the chuck of your drill or automatic machine

Ensure the shank is securely tightened before use

Use appropriate cutting speeds and feed rates for optimal performance

Usage

Use for drilling in steel and construction materials

Ideal for heavy-duty applications requiring stable and precise drilling

Ensure proper cooling and lubrication during operation to extend tool life

Other information

Features

Brand
DORMER
Diameter
5 mm
Weight
1000 g
Material
HSS
Certification body
DIN

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