Precision Twist Drill 5ATL23.0 5ATL Taper Length Drill

Description

The bright finish facilitates chip flow in soft materials. The shank diameter is the same as the drill size. They are made to DIN 340 industry standards, which ensure that drill bits around the world, confirm to the same specifications. Precision was founded in 1952 in Crystal Lake, IL. Twist drill bits can be used in hand operated drills, standalone drill presses or a machine tool called a lathe, to drill a hole. It comes with a uncoated (bright) finish helps keep costs down, yet provides acceptable performance in most situations. The 118-degree conventional point design is the most commonly accepted standard for drilling holes in a variety of material, such as wood, metal and synthetics. For drill bit sizes between 19.00mm/0.7480 inches and 31.00mm/1.2205 inches, the drills have a black oxide finish. For drill bit sizes 1.00mm/0.0394 inch and less than 18.00mm/0.71 inches, the drills are uncoated, without any additional treatment. For drill bit sizes between 19.00mm/0.7480 inches and 31.00mm/1.2205 inches, the drills have a black oxide finish. Twist drill bits are the most common type of drill bit used. Dormer Tools founded in 1913 in Sheffield, England, is known for innovative metalworking products. Together, the Precision Twist and Dormer brands represent a strong tool brand for high productivity carbide and high speed steel drill and tap products. Drilling, or hole making, is the most common metalworking operation in the world.

Key Features

• This finish gives a strongly adhering surface treatment that acts to retain cutting fluid and prevent chip to tool welding, reducing the formation of a built-up edge.
• For drill bit sizes 1.00mm/0.0394 inch and less than 18.00mm/0.71 inches, the drills are uncoated, without any additional treatment.
• Together, the Precision Twist and Dormer brands represent a strong tool brand for high productivity carbide and high speed steel drill and tap products.
• It comes with a uncoated (bright) finish helps keep costs down, yet provides acceptable performance in most situations.
• The 118-degree conventional point design is the most commonly accepted standard for drilling holes in a variety of material, such as wood, metal and synthetics.
• For drill bit sizes between 19.00mm/0.7480 inches and 31.00mm/1.2205 inches, the drills have a black oxide finish.