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[NEVER USED] Stepped conical drill bit, 13 steps 5 mm-35 mm HSS Stepped drill bit 4241 Stepped drill bit Titanium hole cutting tool with hexagonal tip HSS tool kit for steel, wood, plastic, etc.

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Description

Product never used, packaging damaged during transport. Unopened product, repackaged in our warehouses, in perfect working condition, warranty available.

General Description The HSS 4241 stepped conical drill bit is a titanium hole-cutting tool designed for efficient drilling of various materials such as steel, wood, plastic, brass, copper, fiberglass, PVC, thin metals, and aluminum. Its double-flute design and depth gauge allow for fast, smooth, and precise cuts, while the titanium coating reduces friction and heat, thus increasing durability and drilling accuracy. Technical Specifications Type: 5-35 mm (5, 7, 10, 12, 15, 17, 20, 22, 25, 27, 30, 32, 35 mm) Overall Length: 72 mm Step Height: 3 mm Shank Diameter: 12.7 mm Shank Length: 24 mm Material: HSS-4241 Weight: 30 g Recommended Drilling Speed: 250-400 rpm Application This drill bit is ideal for applications on workpieces with a hardness below HRC 25° and a plate thickness of less than 5 mm. Water cooling is recommended during the drilling process to prolong the tool's life. Remember to protect your hands when using this tool. Other Information This product is not intended for sale to children.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Shank type
    Hexagonal
  • Compatible machine
    Drill
  • Suitable for
    Wood
  • Material to Work On
    Steel
  • Material
    HSS
  • Number of teeth
    13
  • Bit type
    Forest
  • Insertion type
    Hexagonal
  • Sold as a set
    Yes
  • Second life
    Yes
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME215348767
  • MMID
    489534825222
  • Product code
    SECOL-22140_never_used
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