Features and Benefits • Hard tungsten carbide tips for clean and accurate holes • Universal compatibility - fits most tools • Shank type: Straight • Flute construction: Roll forged
Typical Applications • A general purpose mortar and masonry drill bit suitable for workshop and maintenance
Cut-9 chipbreaker rotary burrs are designed for fast stock removal and improved control for reduced chips for use on hard materials, i.e. steel alloy 50RC, 60RC, carbon and cast iron.
Features and Benefits • Solid carbide construction • Enables fast stock removal on hard materials • Allows for improved control and reduced chips
Typical Applications • Deburring • Polishing • Cast iron • Cast steel • Carbon steel • Alloy steel • Stainless steel 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.
• T-shank • For cutting wood and wood-based products (plywood, chipboard etc.) , plastic and metal (thin or perforated sheet) • Compatible with the majority of modern jigsaws • Pack of 5
Insert Grade QX5030 (ISO P20-P40 M20-M30) CVD Coated. - Medium / rough turning and intermediate cutting of steel / stainless steel. Combination of toughest substrate and alumina coating (MT-TiCN + TiC + AL2O3 + TiN) having superior chipping resistance provide wide coverage.
Oval Shape. All sizes are nominal with a 6mm shank unless other wise stated.
Cut 9 - Chipbreaker Chipbreaker fast stock removal for improved control and reduced chips for use on hard materials, i.e. steel alloy 50RC, 60RC, carbon and cast iron.
Suitable for deburring and polishing of cast iron, cast steel, carbon steel, alloy steel and stainless steel etc. up to HRC65 hardness.
Please note: • 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.