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Features: M42 hss edge, a spring tempered alloy backer. Hardness 66-68rc. Advantages: High heat resistance. Shock and wear resistant teeth. Fatigue resistant. Benefits: High productivity. Longer life than carbon. Quick tooth penetration. Applications: For general purpose cutting of ferrous metal, tool steel, solids, shapes, tubing and structural shapes. Wood case.

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Body drills Material application chart Finish range of applications details Black oxidethin sheet metal 135¡ãsplit-point is for quick penetration and reducedwalking Popular for pop rivet drilling applications Use for drilling any thin sheet metal

Hss twist drills Manufacturing process:roll forged or fully ground Material: f4341, 4341, 9341, m2, m7, m35, m42, w9mo3cr4v, w4mo3cr4v Point angle: 118degree or 118/ 135 degree (split point) Finish: bright, black oxide, black & gold, polished, coffee, ti-coated Diameter: 0.2-100mm Shank: straight shank, taper shank, hex shank, reduced shank Flute: n or va (parabolic) Suitable for cast iron, carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, non-ferrous metals under 32 hrc. Standard: din338, din1897, din340, din1869, din341, din345, din1870, ansi

Sds-plus shank electric hammer drill bit Dia. 4.0-30.0mm, total length: 110-1000mm Fits hammer drills with sds-plus chucking and 2-slot chucking system. It can be used with electric hammer of bosch co., aeg. Co., black & decker co., hilti co., phillips co., hitachi co., and makita co., the shank is round with dual-arc and dual-key way.

High quality hand saw Abs and new type tpr handle Made high quality steel blade Harded point 16" 48pcs/qty g.W: 16 kgs meas: 50x38x22cm 18" 48pcs/qty g.W: 18 kgs meas: 55x38x22cm 20" 48pcs/qty g.W: 20 kgs meas: 60x38x22cm 22" 48pcs/qty g.W: 22 kgs meas: 65x38x22cm 24" 48pcs/qty g.W: 24 kgs meas: 70x38x22cm * each packed with color sleeve.

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Bolt cutter type a crbolt cutter type A Crv Industry class quality; Blades drop-forged with crv, body treatment;cutting edges hign frequency quenched Joint arm drop-forged Paint without plumbum meeting u.S.Federal safety standard 100pcs

Place of Origin: Guizhou, China Brand Name: Zhongbo Model Number: Customized Type: Construction Tool Parts Material:WC+CO Usage:cutting Color:Gray Size:customized Shape:Special Packing:Plastic Box Advantage:High Wear Resistance Service:24hours Grade:K10 Zhongbo widia cutting tool carbide inserts threading for cutting woodHot sale scrap turning tungsten CNC carbide inserts in Turning Tool Carbide inserts are to be welded onto the holder, used on the lathe for the machining of various materials such as cast iron, steel, stainless steel, nonferrous metal etc. A versatile cutter which can be used for many types of grooves, threads and chamfers; machining of eccentric components such as gearbox casings, and high volume assemblies, mainly in machining centres and rotating units in lathes. Production Process Milling--Proportioning as required--Wet grinding--Dry--Granulation--Press--Sinter--Inspection--Package Named Tungsten carbide inserts Material 100% virgin tungsten carbide Application Milling inserts Workplace Steel/Stainless/Cast iron MOQ 10pcs Color Pictures

Wood working drills Shank: straight shank Surface treatment: black flute and bright land Blade material: 45# Length characteristic: standard Processing technology characteristic: roll forged drills

Masonry drills high helix Surface treatment: nickel plated Blade material: 45# yg8 Groove sort: high helix Length characteristic: standard Processing technology: milled

Advantages of moving your carbide tooling to india Brand new 65000 sq. ft. setup equipped with 16 CNC tools & Cutter Grinders (ROLLOMATIC, WALTERS & ANCA) with another 14 on order. Equipped with transor filtration from Germany . Balzer Oerlikon Coatings 2 weeks turnaround on specials. Suppliers to major catalog house in North America . Existing currency situation offers a very attractive pricing situation. Complete range of carbide tools on - ENDMILLS, DRILLS, REAMERS and BURRS. Full design team with the latest software to make any round tools. 2 to 3 days UPS/FEDEX service. Economics of scale. We have the largest round carbide tools set up in India .

Low alloy carbon hacksaw blades made from cold rolled steel strips (aisi 1080) size 300 x 12.5 x 0.60 mm x 24/18 tpi 100 nos. In plastic box - 20 plastic box in a carton. Gross wt. 38.00 kg - dim. 330 x 175 x 150 mm

We manufacture and supply carbide tipped slot drill which is widely used in the automobile and engineering industries. Sophisticated machinery is applied in the manufacture of our acclaimed assortment of products which is as per the norms and the standards. We offer customization of this range as per the needs of the client. It has following specifications: • DIN 8027 • Parallel shank • 2 flutes with end cutting geometry • Center cutting • 2 Straight flutes • Range : Dia 6 to 45.

Plant & machinery > drilling & boring equipment Offer description: We are offering carbide tipped drill. Tapper shank to DIN 8041 Point angel 118 degree Web thining as per DIN 1412A Parellel shank Range: dia 6 to 32.

We offer carbide tipped end mill which gives immaculate performance through its usage in the engineering and the automobile industries. High grade raw material ids made use of in the making of this range, adhering to the requisite norms. Also, we customize according to client specifications. It includes the following specifications: • DIN - 8044 Parallel Shank • Straight Flutes • Helical Flutes • HelixAngle8°to16° • Range: Dia 6 to 50.

Design criteria: A - mill size or cutting diameter B - shank diameter C - length of cut or flute length D - overall length Angular Edge - That cutting edge that is a straight line, forming an angle with the cutter axis. The surface produced by a cutting edge of this type will not be flat as is the case with a helical cutting edge. Axial Run out - The difference between the highest and lowest indicator reading taken at the face of a cutter near the outer diameter. Chamfer - A short relieved flat installed where the periphery and face of a cutter meet. Used to strengthen the otherwise weak corner. Chip Breakers - Special geometry of the rake face that causes the chip to curl tightly and break. Chip Splitters - Notches in the circumference of a Corn cob style End mill cutter resulting in narrow chips. Suitable for rough machining. Core Diameter - The diameter of a cylinder ( or cone shape with tapered End mills) tangent to the flutes at the deepest point. Counter bore - A recess in a non-end cutting tool to facilitate grinding. Cutter Sweep (Run out) - Material removed by the fluting cutter (or grinding wheel) at the end of the flute. Cutting Edge (A) - The leading edge of the cutter tooth. The intersection of two finely finished surfaces, generally of an included angle of less than 90 degrees. Cutting Edge Angle - The angle formed by the cutting edge and the tool axis. Differential pitch cutters - A specifically designed variation in the radial spacing of the cutter teeth. This provides a variation in tooth spacing and can be beneficial in reducing chatter. This concept is based on reducing the harmonic effect of the tool contacting the part in an exact moment of vibration. Entrance Angle - The angle formed by a line through the center of the cutter at 90 to the direction of feed and a radial line through the initial point of contact. As this angle approaches 90 degrees the shock loading is increased. Entrance Angle: Ramp-in - Angle or radius value to enter the cutter into the part surface Fillet - The radius at the bottom of the flute, from which core diameter is found. Flute - Space between cutting teeth providing chip space and regrinding capabilities. The number of cutting edges. Sometimes referred to as "teeth" or "gullet". The number on an end mill will determine the feed rate. Flute Length - Length of flutes or grooves. Often used incorrectly to denote cutting length. Shank - Projecting portion of cutter which locates and drives the cutter from the machine spindle or adapter Straight Shank - Cylindrical shank, with or without driving flats or notches, often seen on carbide end mills Weldon Shank - Industry name for a specific type of shank with a drive and location flat. The flat on the cutter provides positive ( non slip ) driving surface to the End mill. Tooth - The cutting edge of the End mill. Tooth Face - Also known as the Rake Face. The portion of the tooth upon which the tooth meets the part. END MILL TECHNICAL FEATURES Back taper - A slight taper resulting in the shank end of the cutting diameter being smaller than the cutting end. This condition aids not only the plunging or drilling condition but also tends to compensate for deflection. Clearance - Space created by the removal of additional tool material from behind the relief angle. Clearance Angle - The angle formed by the cleared surface and line tangent to the cutting edge. Clearance: Primary (1st angle, 5°-9°) - Relief adjacent to the cutting edge. Clearance: Secondary (2nd angle, 14°-17°) - Relief adjacent to cutting edge Clearance: Tertiary (3rd) - Additional relief clearance provided adjacent to the secondary angle. Concave - Small hollow required on the end face of an End mill. This feature is produced by a Dish angle produced on the cutter. Convex - An outward projection radius feature on the end face of a Ball mill. Dish Angle - The angle formed by the end cutting edge and a plane perpendicular to the cutter axis. Dish ensures that a flat surface is produced by the cutter. Gash (Notch) - The secondary cuts on a tool to provide chip space at corners and ends. The space forming the end cutting edge, which is used when feeding axially. Gash angle - The relief angle of the gash feature. Gash width - The width of the gash feature. The space between cutting edges, which provides chip space and retargeting capabilities. Sometimes called the flute. Heel - The back edge of the relieved land. It is the surface of the tooth trailing the cutting edge. Helical - A cutting edge or flute which progresses uniformly around a cylindrical surface in an axial direction. The normal helical direction is a right direction spiral. Helix Angle - The angle formed by a line tangent to the helix and a plane through the axis of the cutter or the cutting edge angle which a helical cutting edge makes with a plane containing the axis of a cylindrical cutter. Hook - A term used to refer to a concave condition of a tooth face. This term implies a curved surface rather than a straight surface. Hook must be measured at the cutting edge, making measurement difficult. Land - The narrow surface of a profile sharpened cutter tooth immediately behind the cutting edge, (A) Cylindrical - a narrow portion of the peripheral land, adjacent to the cutting edge, having no radial relief. (B) Relieved - A portion of the land adjacent to the cutting edge, which provides relief. Lead - The axial advance of a helical cutting edge in one revolution. Lead = (Cutter diameter x Pi) / Tangent Helix Angle Length of Cut (Flute Length) - The effective axial length of the peripheral cutting edge which has been relieved to cut. Radial Rake angle - The angle made by the rake face and a radius measured in a plane normal to the axis. Rake - The angular relationship between the tooth face or a tangent to the tooth face at a given point and a reference plane or line. An angular feature ground onto the surface of an end mill. Axial rake - The angle formed by a plane passing through the axis and a line coinciding with or tangent to the tooth face. Effective rake - The rake angle influencing chip formation most is that measured normal to the cutting edge. The effective rake angle is greatly affected by the radial and axial rakes only when corner angles are involved. Helical rake - For most purposes the terms helical and axial rake can be used interchangeably. It is the inclination of the tooth face with reference to a plane through the cutter axis. Negative Rake - Exists when the initial contact between tool and work piece occurs at a point or line on the tooth other than the cutting edge. The rake surface leads the cutting edge. Positive Rake - Exists when the initial contact between the cutter and the work piece occurs at the cutting edge. The cutting edge leads the rake surface. Relief-Space - Provided by removing material immediately behind the cutting edge. Done to eliminate the possibility of heeling or rubbing. Axial angle relief - The angle made by a line tangent to the relieved surface at the end cutting edge and a plane normal to the axis. Axial relief - The relief measured in the axial direction between a plane perpendicular to the axis at the cutting edge and the relieved surface. Helps to prevent rubbing as the corner wears. Concave relief - The relieved surface behind the cutting edge having a concave form. Produced by a grinding wheel set at 90 degrees to the cutter axis. Eccentric relief - The relieved surface behind the cutting edge having a convex form. Produced by a type I wheel presented at an angle to the cutter axis. End relief - Relief on the end of an end mill. Needed only for plunging cutters and to relieve rubbing as the result of corner wear. Flat relief - The relieved surface behind the cutting edge having a flat surface produced by the face of a cup wheel. Radial relief - Relief in a radial direction measured in the plane of rotation. It can be measured by the amount of indicator drop at a given radius in a given amount of angular rotation. Tangential rake angle - The angle made by a line tangent to a hooked tooth at the cutting edge and a radius passing through the same point in plane normal to the axis. 2mm to 14mm 25piece pacing. 15mm to plus single piece packing.