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SD4 4mm SOLID CARBIDE SCREW DRILL
Rp415.000
Solid Carbide Screw Drills
Primarily designed for removing broken taps or bolts without damaging the component surface. By drilling the core of a tap it is possible to remove the remaining pieces with a scriber. Screw Drills are also suitable for drilling other hard materials including: hardened steels, glass, stellite etc. Select screw drill as per tap diameter. Steady manual feed component and spindle stability are vital. Drills should be running between 1500 and 3500 revs/min. A steady and continuous manual feed should be applied. No cutting fluid required.
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SKU : KEN1541040K
Solid Carbide Screw Drills
Primarily designed for removing broken taps or bolts without damaging the component surface. By drilling the core of a tap it is possible to remove the remaining pieces with a scriber. Screw Drills are also suitable for drilling other hard materials including: hardened steels, glass, stellite etc. Select screw drill as per tap diameter. Steady manual feed component and spindle stability are vital. Drills should be running between 1500 and 3500 revs/min. A steady and continuous manual feed should be applied. No cutting fluid required.
Specification :
Brand : Kennedy Industrial
Dimensions : 4mm for M6 – M7*
eCl@ss Code : 21010101
Type : SD4
UNSPSC Code : 23241605
Weight each : 20g
| Weight | 1 kg |
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