The J100 Series are general purpose HSS straight shank drills with a black oxide finish. Ideal for applications involving steel (including cast steel) cast iron (including malleable cast iron) as well as nickel, brass aluminium alloys and graphite. Their 118° point allows for precise hole alignment and reliable cutting performance whilst the black oxide coating helps reduce heat by retaining coolant on the tool surface. The coating also helps reduce the risk of the tool staining.

Features and Benefits
• High speed steel construction for increased tool durability
• Point angle of 118° for precise holemaking and precision cutting
• Black oxide coating helps aid chip flow, reduce heat and prevent staining
• Ideal for applications involving steel, iron, nickel, brass, aluminium alloy and graphite


Typical Applications
• Cutting and drilling
• Ferrous materials
• Steel
• Iron
• Nickel
• Brass
• Aluminium alloy
• Graphite

Notes
• Available in sizes 0.25mm -20.00mm

Standards
• Manufactured to BS 328/DIN338RN

TCMT Turning Inserts

60° Triangular Insert

Insert Grades QX520
(ISO P10-P35 M10-M30 K10-K30) Coated. An excellent general purpose grade for medium roughing on Steels, Stainless and Cast Irons.

Chip Breaker: PM. Application: Med Cut.

CCGT Turning Inserts

80° Rhombic Insert

Insert Grade QX520
(ISO P10-P35 M10-M30 K10-K30) Coated. An excellent general purpose grade for medium roughing on Steels, Stainless and Cast Irons.

Chip Breaker: PF. Application: Finish.

Cut 6 Double Cut Crosscut and double cut to improve control and chipbreaks. Manufactured from high grade tungsten carbide for general-purpose use.

Features and Benefits
• Manufactured from high grade tungsten carbide for increased toughness
• Cut 6 double cut improves cutting control and chipbreaks
• Suitable for deburring and polishing applications

Typical Applications
• Deburring
• Polishin
• Cast iron
• Cast steel
• Carbon steel
• Alloy steel
• Stainless steel
• Materials up to HRC65 hardness

Notes
• Work piece and tools should always be steady and well supported
• Carbide burrs are not suitable for 'milling' large amounts of material, they are for light stock removal and high revolutions 'LOW FEED - HIGH SPEED'
• Always ensure that at least 70% of the shank length is clamped by the collet or chuck of the tool being used
• Always ensure that the tool is rated to the recommended operating speed of the burr