[Column] Points for Drilling Stainless Steel as an Individual

A metal with low thermal conductivity that tends to retain heat during work! Examples of hole drilling processing done by craftsmen are also included.

Stainless steel, used in various scenes such as household utensils and machine parts, is also known as a metal that is difficult to process. While stainless steel has excellent characteristics such as being hard and resistant to rust, it also has the feature of becoming harder when processed. Additionally, it has poor thermal conductivity, which makes it easy for heat to accumulate in tools and stainless steel sheets during drilling. Therefore, when drilling stainless steel, it is necessary to understand its characteristics and use appropriate methods and tools. This article will introduce the reasons why drilling stainless steel is difficult and tips for individuals who wish to perform drilling. [Contents] ■ Reasons why drilling stainless steel is difficult ■ Points and precautions for individuals drilling stainless steel ■ Examples of stainless steel drilling performed by craftsmen *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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