MORSE CUTTING TOOLS 50817 Round Carbide Drill, ‎M Dia., 0.295 Inch Shank, 1-9/16 Inch Flute Length

Morse Cutting Tools 50817 round carbide drill is a cutting tool with a cylindrical shape. It is essential in the manufacturing, construction and metalworking industries. This drill is particularly useful for precision hole drilling in hard materials like metal, wood and composites due to their high hardness and heat resistance. It also aids in creating accurate holes in machinery parts.

Working Mechanism:

• Carbide drills have a sharp cutting edge at the tip.
• When the drill is rotated and pressed against a workpiece, this cutting edge engages with the material.
• As the drill bit rotates, the cutting edge scrapes, gouges or shears away small chips or particles from the workpiece.

Features:

• Morse Cutting Tools 50817 round carbide drill offers excellent hardness, wear resistance and heat resistance, making them suitable for high cutting speeds and long tool life.
• It allows for a tolerance of +0.0000 / -0.0005.
• This drill has aluminium titanium nitride (ALTiN) coating to avoid chip welding.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is the absorption module volume of this Ingersoll Rand oil water separator?

A. The oil water separator features an absorption module with a volume of 2 gallons, providing ample capacity for collecting & separating oil and water contaminants.

Q. How do I maintain round carbide drills for optimal performance?

A. Clean and store them properly, avoid overheating during use and periodically inspect for wear or damage.

Q. Can round carbide drills be used in automated CNC machining processes?

A. Yes, round carbide drills can be employed in CNC machining centres to automate hole drilling with precision.

Q. What is the difference between solid carbide drills and carbide-tipped drills?

A. Solid carbide drills are made entirely of carbide material, while carbide-tipped drills have a carbide tip brazed or mechanically attached to a steel body.