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Draper 6mm TCT Ceramic Drill Bit (Model 10096) – High-Performance Tungsten Carbide Tip for Precision Drilling in Ceramic and Hard Materials

Name: Draper 6mm TCT Ceramic Drill Bit (Model 10096) – High-Performance Tungsten Carbide Tip for Precision Drilling in Ceramic and Hard Materials
Brand: DRAPER EXPERT
SKU: 10096
Price: 9.41 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This ceramic drill bit is designed for precise drilling in ceramics, soft tiles, and non-tempered glass. Made from alloy steel with a reinforced tungsten carbide tip, it offers reliable and efficient cutting performance. The self-centring tip ensures accurate drilling, while the non-slip shank prevents slippage during use. Suitable for low-speed drilling without the need for cooling agents, it is compatible with standard 10mm or 13mm chucks.

Technical specifications

Diameter: 6mm

Material: Alloy steel with tungsten carbide tip

Tip: Self-centring, ultra-tough

Shank: Non-slip

Designed for low-speed drilling

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with standard 10mm or 13mm drill chucks

Suitable for use with drills designed for ceramic, tile, and glass drilling

Installation

Insert the drill bit into a compatible drill chuck (10mm or 13mm)

Ensure the drill is set to low speed for optimal performance

Usage

Use at low speeds without cooling agents

Apply gentle pressure during drilling to avoid damage

Ensure the surface is stable and properly supported

Features

Brand
DRAPER EXPERT
Diameter
6 mm
Shank type
Cylindrical
Compatible machine
Drill
Suitable for
Mineral / stone
Material to Work On
Concrete
Material
Tungsten carbide
Weight
16 g
Bit type
Rotary file
Insertion type
Cylindrical
Sold as a set
No
ManoMano Reference
ME90134359
MMID
274426817330
Product code
10096
EAN
5059482061042

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