- 118° tip angle makes pilot drilling easier and ensures fast drilling progress
- ground cutting edge – for high durability and excellent drilling performance during continuous use
- precision ground for high true running accuracy – ideal for stationary drilling
- increasing core for high stability and minimised risk of breakage
- decreasing diameter for reduced heat build-up helps to preserve the drill bit and materials
- large chip guide groove for effective chip removal
- available in different sizes
- ¼' hexagon shank for quick tool changes in bit holders
- compliance with DIN 338 ensures that it's a safe product choice
HSS Metal Drill Bit, Ground, Hexagon Shank
For drilling into hard materials
- 118° tip angle makes pilot drilling easier and ensures fast drilling progress
- precision ground for high true running accuracy – ideal for stationary drilling
- large chip guide groove for effective chip removal
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metal drill bit made of HSS for drilling into hard materials such as steel
These metal drill bits made of HSS is ideal for drilling into hard materials such as steel. The 118° tip angle makes pilot drilling easier and ensures fast drilling progress; the ground cutting edge ensures excellent drilling performance during continuous use. The bit is precision ground for high true running accuracy; the increasing core provides high stability and minimises the risk of breakage. The decreasing diameter reduces heat build-up and thus helps to preserve the drill bit and materials. The large chip guide groove ensures effective chip removal. The metal drill bit is available in different sizes and has a ¼" hexagon shank for quick tool changes in bit holders. It is compliant with DIN 338.
| Material | High-Speed Steel (Hss) |
| Manufacture process | Precision ground |
| Drill tip angle | 135 ° |
| Shank version | Hexagon shank A/F 6.35 mm (¼") |
| Direction of rotation | Clockwise rotation |
| According to standard | DIN 338 |
| Additional product specification | spiral section with decreasing diameter and increasing core |
