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Drill Bit Step Drill Bit HSS Step Drill Bit Double Slot Cone Countersink 5-35mm 13 Steps Round Shank Step Drill Cut Holes Tool For Screwdriver Drilling on Thin Aluminum Sheet Wood Plastic

Name: Drill Bit Step Drill Bit HSS Step Drill Bit Double Slot Cone Countersink 5-35mm 13 Steps Round Shank Step Drill Cut Holes Tool For Screwdriver Drilling on Thin Aluminum Sheet Wood Plastic
Brand: TINOR
SKU: Ti-T1781
Price: 5.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£11.98~~

Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

General description

For precise drilling of various sizes ranging from 5mm to 35mm in diameter, this HSS Step Drill Bit is designed to handle holes of different sizes efficiently. Made from high-speed steel with a titanium coating, it is suitable for drilling through aluminum plates with a thickness of 1-4mm, as well as plastic and wood. The size markings are laser engraved on the metal, ensuring durability and ease of use for repeated drilling.

Technical specifications

Material: HSS Steel with Titanium Plated

Shank Type: Round Shank

Color: Silver

Models: 5-35mm

Shank Diameter: 13mm

Hole Sizes: 5mm, 7mm, 10mm, 12mm, 15mm, 17mm, 20mm, 22mm, 25mm, 27mm, 30mm, 32mm, 35mm (13 steps)

Length: Approx. 7.2cm / 2.7"

Usage

The drill bit features a marking hole position and a double flute design that allows for faster, smoother, and more precise drilling. It requires minimal pressure to operate and automatically deburrs holes while drilling, providing fast, smooth, and clean cuts. Each step is clearly marked with the depth diameter for easy reference.

Other information

Features automatic, high-impact, spring-loaded striking force for precise positioning

Knurled surface for non-slip grip and accurate positioning

No need for a center punch, reducing the risk of breakage compared to ordinary drill bits

Features

Brand
TINOR
Width
1.3 cm
Material
HSS
Suitable for
Wood
Useful lengh
72 mm

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