NACHI 1054317 S 135° Cobalt Jobbers Drill

NACHI Cobalt Jobbers Length Twist Drill - Cutting Direction: Right Hand Size : S Tool Material: Cobalt steel Shank Style: Straight shank Drill Type: Jobbers Length

NACHI 1054317 S 135° Cobalt Jobbers Drill

Item #: 01-022-319

Brand: NACHI

Size Type: Letter

Size: S

Drill Point Angle: 135°

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Suited for tougher materials such as alloys, stainless & manganese steels, etc.

Applications

Well suited for heavy duty operations in high tensile strength, low machinability, ferrous metals and alloys.
The 135° split point works for drilling alloy steels, manganese steels, harder stainless steels and a variety of other tough ferrous alloys.
Works well with tough high tensile strength non-ferrous materials like titanium and inconel due to its heat resistance.
Split point design is self-centering and helps to reduce the thrust requirements.

Features

Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
Standard two flute design.
Standard spiral, helical flutes.

Technical Data

Manufactured from cobalt steel.
Cylindrically ground.
Ground from the solid.

Nachi Letter S Cobalt RH Jobbers Drill w/135° Point

Product Specifications
Brand	NACHI
Size Type	Letter
Size	S
Drill Point Angle	135°
Tool Material	Cobalt
Finish Coating	Black Oxide
Cutting Direction	Right Hand
Decimal Size	.3480"
Drill Grade	Heavy Duty
Drill Type	Jobbers Length
First Choice For:	Stainless Steel
Flute Shape	Helical
Manufacturing Method	Ground From the Solid
Model #	1054317
No. of Flutes	2
Overall Length	4-7/8"
Point Sharpening Type	Split Point
Prop. 65	Yes
Series	6501
Shank Style	Straight Shank
Type	Cobalt Jobbers Length Twist Drill
UNSPSC	23241634
Weight	0.06 lbs.
Workpiece Material Range	Steel, Stainless Steel, High-Temp Exotic Alloys, Non-Ferrous, Cast Iron, Plastics
Country of Origin	JAPAN

Many metalworking products do contain metals that are included in the latest Prop 65 warning. Exposure to the elements can be harmful. May cause cancer and reproductive harm.