Bordo 2.1mm Bright Quick Silver M2 HSS Jobber Drill Bit
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The Bordo Bright Quick Silver M2 HSS Jobber Drill Bit is part of Bordo's Australian range of jobber drill bits, built for reliable performance in trade and industrial applications.
Key Specifications
| Diameter (mm) | 0.3 |
|---|---|
| Spindle Speed Free Cutting Stl RPM | 45652 |
| Flute Type | 30° Helix |
| Flute Length (mm) | 4 |
| Overall Length (OAL) mm | 19 |
| Feed per Revolution (mm) | 0.02 |
| Spindle Speed Aluminium/Brass RPM | 64762 |
| Spindle Speed Stainless Steel RPM | 12740 |
| Spindle Speed Wood/Plastic RPM | 96612 |
| Point Type | 118° Split Point |
| Spindle Speed Malleable Iron RPM | 28665 |
| Spindle Speed Med. Carbon Steel RPM | 31850 |
| Spindle Speed Cast Iron RPM | 25480 |
| Spindle Speed Tool Steel RPM | 19110 |
Product Features
- DIN338
- Bordo Metric Quick Silver M2-HSS Twist Drills
- Bright Finish Twist Drills have no surface treatment and are supplied in the as-ground condition
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Bordo Bright Quick Silver M2 HSS Jobber Drill Bit: 2.1
SKU: A0198245 | Model: 2007-2.10
This is the 2.1mm diameter option of the Bordo Bright Quick Silver M2 HSS Jobber Drill Bit. Key details for this option: flute type 30° Helix, point type 118° Split Point, flute length 24mm.
Bordo Bright Quick Silver M2 HSS Jobber Drill Bit
Bordo Metric Quick Silver M2-HSS Twist Drills.
DIN338
118° Split Point (crankshaft point).
Split point is self centering and reduces the need for end thrust. Friction at workpiece is reduced.
118° point angles are ideal for use in materials such as mild steel and cast iron.
The 118° point creates easily controlled chips which are wide and thin.
Bright Finish Twist Drills have no surface treatment and are supplied in the as-ground condition.
These tools are suitable for general purpose use, particularly for non-ferrous applications.
About 118° Split Point
118° Split Point (crankshaft point) Split point is self centering and reduces the need for end thrust. Friction at workpiece is reduced.
118° point angles are ideal for use in materials such as mild steel and cast iron.
The 118° point creates easily controlled chips which are wide and thin.
