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Golden Finishing HSS 135° Split Point Double Ended Drill Bit Technical Specifications
Drill Size
0.1285″
Drill Point Angle
135°
Material
High Speed Steel
Finish / Coating
Gold
Overall Length
2″
Flute Length
5/8″
Drill Style
Number
Type
Double-Ended Drill
Diameter
0.1285″
Product Weight
0.0083
UOM
each
Notes
Type 140
Made of HSS
135[DEG] split point self-centers and does not walk
Black oxide finish increases lubricity
This twin end drill has wide applications in drilling any thin sheet metal or wood
Automotive body shops will find twin end drills especially productive
Type 140-AG
Made of special Hi-Molybdenum Tool Steel
Gold surface treated for maximum lubricity
135[DEG] split point self-centers and does not walk
Extra rugged uncleared construction gives superior performance and less breakage
What is a Drill Bit?
A drill bit is a cutting tool that’s fitted into a power drill and used to cut holes in materials. They come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, but they all have similar parts as follows:
Point: the top, cone-shaped part of the drill bit that consists of a spur and cutting lip.
Spur: this sits at the top centre of the point. It helps to get the drill bit into position.
Cutting lip: the part of the drill bit that cuts the material.
Flutes: a spiral channel that runs from the cutting lip to the shank. It helps to remove the material as it’s cut from the hole.
Shank: this part of the drill bit slots into the drill’s chuck. There are several shank types which we will cover later in this drill bit guide.
The part that differs between drill bit types is usually the cutting lip. Their different designs make some more suited to cutting through certain materials than others. There are also different designs depending on the power drill they need to fit, and the type of hole being drilled.
What Drill Bit to Use?
Before buying a drill bit, it’s important to consider what you need it for. You can purchase multi-purpose drill bits, but you’ll get better results by using one specifically designed for the material and type of hole being drilled.
A drill bit’s suitability for drilling into certain materials usually depends on what the drill bit is made from and coated with. The drill bit guide below describes the main options:
Drill bit materials:
High-speed steel: made from carbon steel with chromium and vanadium additives. It’s suitable for drilling wood, plastic and soft metals.
Cobalt: an incredibly strong alloy metal used to drill through tough materials. It can withstand heat and resistance and is the best drill bit for stainless steel.
Carbide-tipped: one of the hardest materials on the planet, this drill bit only uses carbide on the tip. It’s suitable for drilling masonry, tiles and concrete.
Solid carbide: a drill bit as described above, but it’s made entirely from carbide. It’s suitable for drilling into tough materials.
Tungsten carbide: made from a mix of tungsten metal and carbon. It’s even more hard-wearing than the standard carbide above. It is suitable for drilling into extremely tough materials such as masonry. Gold Finish HSS 135° Split Point Double Ended Drill Bit
Drill bit coatings:
Black oxide: this coating helps drill bits retain lubricants and prevent rust from forming.
TiN: a titanium nitrate coating that slows down wear and tear on drill bits designed to cut metal.
TiAIM: a titanium aluminium nitrate coating that increases resistance to abrasion and heat on drill bits designed to cut metal.
SG: a silicone coating that helps a drill bit penetrate dense metals. Black Oxide Finish HSS 135° Split Point Double-Ended Drill Bit
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mm
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mm
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mm
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mm
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mm
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mm
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mm
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mm
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mm
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mm
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mm
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3.0
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10
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46
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4.1
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13
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55
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5.2
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16
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62
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8.0
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25
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79
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3.1
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10
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46
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4.2
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13
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55
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5.5
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19
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66
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8.5
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25
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79
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3.2
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10
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49
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4.5
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16
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58
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6.0
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19
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66
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9.0
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25
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84
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3.3
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10
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49
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4.8
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16
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58
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6.5
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21
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70
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9.5
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25
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84
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3.5
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13
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52
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5.0
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16
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62
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7.0
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23
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74
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10.0
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25
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89
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4.0
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13
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55
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5.1
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16
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62
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7.5
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23
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74
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3/32″
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9/16″
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1-3/4″
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9/64″
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5/8″
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2″
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7/32″
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11/16″
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2-3/8″
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11#
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11/16″
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2-1/4″
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7/64″
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5/8″
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1-7/8″
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5/32″
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5/8″
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2-1/16″
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1/4″
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7/8″
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2-1/2″
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20#
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5/8″
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2-1/8″
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1/8″
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5/8″
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2″
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3/16″
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5/8″
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2-13/16″
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10#
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11/16″
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2-1/4”
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30#
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5/8″
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2″
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