Excision (D1105) HSS (M2) Jobber Drill for Multi Purpose (Steam Tempered) - M2 - D1105960
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(D1105) HSS (M2) Jobber Drill for Multi Purpose (Steam Tempered) - M2 - D1105960 is an HSS, straight shank, DIN 338 drill range for producing holes to the selected diameter and length specification. Each option keeps the cutting dimensions with its exact part number.
Product details
The D1105 series YG-1 HSS Jobber Drills have a black oxide finish (2mm and above, bright finish under 2mm). These low budget drills are ideal for general purpose drilling of steel, alloyed and un-alloyed steel, Grey & Malleable Cast Iron and Graphite. Diameters range from 0.3-20mm.
- 5xD Jobber Drill.
- Made from a HSS substrate.
- Steam Tempered.
- Suitable for machining Steels
- Low cost budget drill.
- Steam Tempered (Black Oxide finish, bright finish under 2mm).
Specifications
| Standard | DIN338 |
| Length | JOBBER |
| Size Min | D0.3 |
| Size Max | D20.0 |
| SURFACE TREATMENT | Steam Tempered |
Why choose it
- Specified features include HSS, straight shank, DIN 338.
- Diameter and length data support accurate tool selection.
- Available in 50 options so the required size or configuration can be selected without changing product family.
Choose the right option
Choose by drill diameter, flute length and overall length and confirm the shank fits the intended holder or machine.
50 options are available in this product family. Use the selector to choose the required drill diameter, flute length and overall length; each option remains tied to its exact part number.
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