A coated carbide drill that balances performance and cost for mass-produced and prototype parts processing.
Adopting a newly developed UT micro-coating that demonstrates high performance in low-height materials.
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basic information
This is a coating carbide drill that balances performance and cost for mass-produced and prototype parts processing. It employs a newly developed UT micro-coating that exhibits high performance on low-height materials. The new drill design and X-shinning improve resistance to sudden breakage and reduce variation in the number of holes processed. To suppress burr height in through holes, the tip angle is set to 130°. With a groove length of 15 times the diameter, it is capable of processing deep holes with high precision.
Applications/Examples of results
Materials to be machined: alloy steel, aluminum alloy, general structural rolled steel, carbon steel, copper alloy, pre-hardened steel, hardened steel (hardness below 45 HRC).
Company information
TRUST + COMPANY: A company that generates trust = TRUSCO The decline of manufacturing leads to a decrease in Japan's vitality. What can we do as a professional tool company to revitalize the manufacturing industry? With the motto "To contribute to Japan's manufacturing," Trusco Nakayama continues its business through the sale of professional tools, aiming to be of help, even in a small way, to the development of Japan's manufacturing. Business is not solely for profit. Under this aspiration, we are committed to being relied upon by all those involved, including the manufacturing sites and our customers, and we will diligently practice creativity and ingenuity.
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