Drilling Tools
Drilling tools are end-cutting tools designed for producing holes in a workpiece. The shank of a drilling tool incorporates flutes, or grooves, that allow for the entrance of fluids, along with ejecting the cut ships from the workpiece. Drilling tools vary widely, to accommodate the properties of the workpiece along with the radius and depth of hole desired. Some subcategories of drilling tools include twist drills, straight flute drills, crankshaft drills, extension drills, step drills, oil hole drills, three- and four-fluted drills, and combination drill-and-countersink.
Conquer Demanding Milling Applications with Reliability and Accuracy
Manufacture with sharp cuts to produce precise shapes for your customers.
Manufacture with sharp cuts to produce precise shapes for your customers.
Exhibitors will showcase the latest in grinding technologies, sawing and cutoff machines, as well as a variety of finishing technologies.
Handle the toughest applications and cut down on the number of changes thanks to advances in tool life.
Improvements to handheld tools and drills allow fabricators to work with more powerful and safer products to get the job done.
Considering where a standard item’s functionality ends, there are endless possibilities. Yet even when budgets, and in some cases physics, get in the way, the only true limit is one’s imagination.
Custom combination tool’s CERATIZIT R84 fine boring indexable inserts feature a new reaming geometry designed for exceptional hole finishing.
Kennametal’s new technologies cover more materials and applications.
WIDIA’s 5-flute geometry offers affordable performance in carbon and stainless-steel, and cast-iron side milling and shoulder milling applications.
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