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Step Drill Bits, 5 Pieces, 1 Automatic Center Punch, Titanium Coated Double Slot Cone Drill Bit with Case
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Description
General descriptionThe Step Drill Bits set includes 5 pieces of titanium-coated double slot cone drill bits and an automatic center punch, all housed in a protective aluminum case for convenient storage and transport. The drill bits are designed for drilling holes in various materials such as steel, brass, wood, plastic, sheet metal, aluminum, insulation board, and PVC board. The set features double cutting blades and a trilateral shaft design for faster, smoother cutting and to prevent the drill chuck from slipping.Technical specificationsMaterial: High-speed steel (HSS) with titanium coatingIncludes: 5 step drill bits and 1 automatic center punchDesign: Double cutting blades and X-shaped opening for efficient chip removalDimensions: Laser etched for accuracyCompatibility and accessoriesCompatible with bench drills, hand drills, and rechargeable drillsIncludes an attractive aluminum case for storageInstallationQuick-change HEX handle for easy installationUsageIdeal for drilling or enlarging holes in various materialsStep drilling reduces damage to the workpieceAutomatic deburring feature when drillingOther informationThe center punch is made of shock-resistant alloy steel for easy positioning before drillingDesigned for longevity and productivity
Features
- BrandCYSLMUK
- Shank typeHexagonal
- Compatible machineDrill
- Suitable forWood
- Material to Work OnMetal
- MaterialTitanium
- Number of teeth5
- Weight600 g
- Pcs per pack5
- Drill bit typeMulti-purpose
- Bit typeForest
- Insertion typeHexagonal
- Sold as a setYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME93490830
- MMID732011400916
- Product codePB-011643ZYY
- EAN9010050308354
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