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Solid Carbide Drill, Types 501 & 505

®

NC Spot Drill, Right-hand Cutting

Shank forms to DIN 6535 Form HA, cylindrical Design A ll d d
1 1 42 σ Ø d
1 CODE CODE K10 d
2 [h6]l
1 σ 6 B501Z06000 B501Z08000

654120°8 B501Z10000

858120°10 B501Z12000

1066120°12 B501Z16000

1273120°16 B501Z20000

1682120°20

2092120° Ø d
1 K10 d
z [h6]l
1 σ 6 B505Z06000 B505Z08000

65490°8 B505Z10000

85890°10 B505Z12000

106690°12 B505Z16000

127390°16 B505Z20000

168290°20

209290°

Use of the NC spot drill

120 ° 118 °

Centering for drilling using HSS drill (noseangle 118°) and simultaneous chamfering using NC spot drill (nose angle 120°).Chamfering a bore pre-drilled using a SE-DRILL if problematic edges mean that the drilling and chamfering tool cannot be used. Advantages of the NC spot drill More stable than normal centre drills.Easy spot drilling on inclined surfaces.Optimum countersunk surface. Can be used as a centre and chamfer tool for tapped drill holes.

Order example: (Ø 6,0 mm, cyl. shank without clamping surface, uncoated carbide)TypeØcutting material B501 Z 06000 K10 Note Shank form

Die and Mould - 7354 B

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Intermediate dimensions and HM grade P40 on request

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