Beli step drill hss di monotaro.id

-For countersunk head screw.-For JIS B 1101 bolt hole and counter boring machining.-Work material: Cast iron, carbon steel, alloy steel, tool steel, stainless steel, aluminum alloy.

-Since it comes with leading edge thinning, biting is light and there is no point misalignment.-Work Material: Iron Plate, Copper Plate (up to 2mm), Aluminum Plate, Wood, Resin (up to 3 to 4mm), Stainless Steel Plate (up to 1mm).-Cutting Oil

ISI : 3-12mm, 4-12mm, 4-20mm

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Sherwood 14-Step Sheet Metal Step Drill with

Material Application：Nylon wheel fiber presses alumina or silicon carbide abrasive with high quality bond to ensure stable performanceFeatures：Stainless steel, metal, marble, aluminum, plastic, woodworking, derusting, cleaning, deburringAdvantage：Nylon wheel used in high speed polishing machine (3000 / min) does not burn the surface of the workpiece, does not blacken, has strong cutting force, sharp, durable, efficient anti blocking, high finish and good effect.

Mata Bor Multi Step Pagoda adalah mata bor multi ukuran yang bisa membuat berbagai ukuran lobang hanya dengan 1 mata.3pcs + Box Kuning

Excellent biting to the material by the tip cross-thinning process (3 mm or more).Convenient step bit for drilling of curved surfaces such as pipes.Dokumentasi Produk:WARRANTY MonotaRO Private Brand

Hex-shank impact-rated step drill bits feature a hex shank and install into impact drills with standard three-jaw chucks. They are also known as impact step bits. These cone-shaped bits have steps of increasing diameter marked along their cutting head. As each bit is pushed into a piece of sheet metal or other thin material, each step on the bit widens the hole. The bits also have a self-starting split point that prevents the bits from moving, or walking, when starting to drill, which eliminates the need for using a center drill to create a starter hole before drilling.

Step drill bit sets contain multiple bits in different sizes for creating holes in a range of sizes. These cone-shaped bits have steps of increasing diameter marked along their cutting head. As each bit is pushed into a piece of sheet metal or other thin material, each step on the bit widens the hole. The bits also have a self-starting split point that prevents the bits from moving, or walking, when starting to drill, which eliminates the need for using a center drill to create a starter hole before drilling.