Conical Countersink, Hexagon Shank

For countersinking of drill holes for flush screw connections in wood, non-ferrous metal and plastic

  • 90° countersinking angle for preparing flush screw connections with countersink screws
  • special 3-edge cutting geometry for quiet running and fast work progress
  • cutting edges with radial relief for clean countersinking without tear-out, with high cutting performance
Regular price 5,29€ inc. VAT
Working diameter Ø
  • Tool area: for countersink screws Ø 3–6 mm
  • Contents: 1
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Article number: 2576000
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conical countersink made of tool steel for countersinking existing bore holes in wood, non-ferrous metal and plastic
  • 90° countersinking angle for preparing flush screw connections with countersink screws
  • spezielle Schneiden-Geometrie für Laufruhe und schnellen Arbeitsfortschritt
  • cutting edges with radial relief for clean countersinking without tear-out, with high cutting performance
  • ¼' hexagon shank for quick tool changes
  • high quality 'Made in Germany'
The conical countersink made of tool steel is ideal for countersinking existing bore holes in wood, non-ferrous metal and plastic. The countersinking angle is 90°, which enables you to prepare clean holes for flush screw connections with countersink screws. The special cutting edge geometry ensures very quiet running and fast work progress. The cutting edges are with radial relief, so that you can create clean countersunk holes and profit from fast work progress. Thanks to the ¼" hexagon shank, it is quickly ready for use. The conical countersink is produced in Germany – that means you are investing in a high-quality, durable product.
Countersinking angle 90 °
Number of cutting edges 1
Shank version Hexagon shank A/F 6.35 mm (¼")
Direction of rotation Clockwise rotation
Speed of rotation 1,500 RPM
Material Tool steel

For use on metal, it is mandatory to first centre punch or pilot drill the material and to use cutting oil.