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60° Spotting Drill HSS M35 COBALT NC SPOTTING DRILL Specifications
60° Spotting Drill
HSS M35 COBALT
Processing Type Medium Cutting
Feature Ingenious craft
Stable performance
Wide range of applications
Light and fast cutting
Various specifications
Standard ISO
Quantity 1pcs/box
Surface Finish Black Oxide (Black White, Gray Bright)
Package Plastic Box
Customized Support OEM, ODM
Choosing a Drilling Location
Ideally, the centre of a carbide drill should always make contact with your component first. As a result, the tip angle of a spotting drill should be somewhat more significant than your drill’s. If you use a spotting drill with a more minor point angle than your drill, the outside section of its cutting surface may be damaged owing to shock loading when it makes contact with the workpiece before the centre. An acceptable situation is to use a drill angle equal to the drill angle.
Marking Your Spot
A Spotting Drill aims to make a tiny divot to precisely pinpoint the centre of a drill while starting a plunge. However, some machinists use these tools for a different purpose — chamfering the top of drilled holes. When screw heads are placed, they sit flush with the component due to the chamfer.
Drills made of solid carbide
Solid carbide drills are a fantastic choice for process security, manufacturing economy, and hole quality. They offer the optimum balance of penetration rate and accuracy. This extensive solid carbide drill product line comprises micro, adaptable, optimized, and deep hole drills.
Is it necessary to spot-drill carbide drills?
Its function is to guarantee that the hole is precisely situated. The brief spot exercise is quite stiff, and the spotting action is unlikely to deviate. When using a carbide drill or a screw machine length drill, spotting is usually unnecessary.
What Happens If I Use an Incorrect Angle on a Spot Drill?
By directing the tip of the drill to the centre, a more significant angle drill will locate the proper spot. If the outside diameter of a carbide drill makes first contact with the workpiece, the tool may chip. It would cause damage to the workpiece and result in a faulty tool. If the drill’s two flutes were slightly different, one might come in contact before the other. It might result in an incorrect hole, defeating the point of spot drilling in the first place.
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SIZE
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Diameter
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Total Length
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Flute Length
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Cutting Angle
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3.0
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3
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46
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12
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4.0
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4
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55
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14
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5.0
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5
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62
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16
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6.0
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6
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66
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18
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7.0
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7
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70
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20
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8.0
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8
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79
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22
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9.0
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9
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84
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24
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10.0
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10
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89
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26
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11.0
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11
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95
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28
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12.0
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12
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102
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30
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13.0
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13
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102
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32
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60° / 90° / 120°
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