Brand: Nachi
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Nachi 1057047 27/64 118° 8-1/2 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- Coolant-fed drills offer extended tool life.
- Two flute design offers faster feed and larger material removal rates.
- Constant heavy-duty web for greater strength.
- Low thrust design allows for easier penetration.
- Lower helix angle offers enhanced strength, reduced lifting, and larger chip evacuation.
- Cobalt is harder than high-speed steel and is suited for better wear resistance.
- For drilling holes in steel, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suited for heavy-duty, drilling operations for tougher materials.
- The 118° split point works for general-purpose drilling.
- Cobalt drills are well suited for heavy-duty operations in high tensile strength, low machinability, ferrous metals, and alloys.
- Can also be used for handheld applications.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through length to feed fluid to drill.
- 30° to 34° flute helix and constant heavy duty web design add to the overall drill strength and aid in chip removal.
- These drills are provided with dual coolant entry in the tang end and the side of the taper to adapt to industry standard holders.
- Large coolant orifices provide maximum flow of coolant to workpiece.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
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Nachi 1057053 7/16 118° 8-1/2 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- Coolant-fed drills offer extended tool life.
- Two flute design offers faster feed and larger material removal rates.
- Constant heavy-duty web for greater strength.
- Low thrust design allows for easier penetration.
- Lower helix angle offers enhanced strength, reduced lifting, and larger chip evacuation.
- Cobalt is harder than high-speed steel and is suited for better wear resistance.
- For drilling holes in steel, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suited for heavy-duty, drilling operations for tougher materials.
- The 118° split point works for general-purpose drilling.
- Cobalt drills are well suited for heavy-duty operations in high tensile strength, low machinability, ferrous metals, and alloys.
- Can also be used for handheld applications.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through length to feed fluid to drill.
- 30° to 34° flute helix and constant heavy duty web design add to the overall drill strength and aid in chip removal.
- These drills are provided with dual coolant entry in the tang end and the side of the taper to adapt to industry standard holders.
- Large coolant orifices provide maximum flow of coolant to workpiece.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
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Nachi 1057060 29/64 118° 7-1/2 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- For drilling operations where a coolant or oil delivery system is available.
- For drilling holes in a variety of normal steels, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suitable for a variety of drilling applications and conditions.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through their length to feed fluid to the drill.
- Normal spiral and a normal 118° drill point angle, notch point, and a rolled heel for better coolant delivery and chip ejection.
- Standard straight shanks that correspond to drill diameter.
- Taper length drills have flutes proportional to length.
- Manufactured from M35 cobalt.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
- Shank coolant entry to suit industry standard toolholders.
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Nachi 1057076 29/64 118° 8-3/4 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- Coolant-fed drills offer extended tool life.
- Two flute design offers faster feed and larger material removal rates.
- Constant heavy-duty web for greater strength.
- Low thrust design allows for easier penetration.
- Lower helix angle offers enhanced strength, reduced lifting, and larger chip evacuation.
- Cobalt is harder than high-speed steel and is suited for better wear resistance.
- For drilling holes in steel, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suited for heavy-duty, drilling operations for tougher materials.
- The 118° split point works for general-purpose drilling.
- Cobalt drills are well suited for heavy-duty operations in high tensile strength, low machinability, ferrous metals, and alloys.
- Can also be used for handheld applications.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through length to feed fluid to drill.
- 30° to 34° flute helix and constant heavy duty web design add to the overall drill strength and aid in chip removal.
- These drills are provided with dual coolant entry in the tang end and the side of the taper to adapt to industry standard holders.
- Large coolant orifices provide maximum flow of coolant to workpiece.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
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Nachi 1057082 15/32 118° 8-3/4 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- Coolant-fed drills offer extended tool life.
- Two flute design offers faster feed and larger material removal rates.
- Constant heavy-duty web for greater strength.
- Low thrust design allows for easier penetration.
- Lower helix angle offers enhanced strength, reduced lifting, and larger chip evacuation.
- Cobalt is harder than high-speed steel and is suited for better wear resistance.
- For drilling holes in steel, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suited for heavy-duty, drilling operations for tougher materials.
- The 118° split point works for general-purpose drilling.
- Cobalt drills are well suited for heavy-duty operations in high tensile strength, low machinability, ferrous metals, and alloys.
- Can also be used for handheld applications.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through length to feed fluid to drill.
- 30° to 34° flute helix and constant heavy duty web design add to the overall drill strength and aid in chip removal.
- These drills are provided with dual coolant entry in the tang end and the side of the taper to adapt to industry standard holders.
- Large coolant orifices provide maximum flow of coolant to workpiece.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
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Nachi 1057099 31/64 118° 7-3/4 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- For drilling operations where a coolant or oil delivery system is available.
- For drilling holes in a variety of normal steels, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suitable for a variety of drilling applications and conditions.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through their length to feed fluid to the drill.
- Normal spiral and a normal 118° drill point angle, notch point, and a rolled heel for better coolant delivery and chip ejection.
- Standard straight shanks that correspond to drill diameter.
- Taper length drills have flutes proportional to length.
- Manufactured from M35 cobalt.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
- Shank coolant entry to suit industry standard toolholders.
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Nachi 1057104 31/64 118° 9 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- Coolant-fed drills offer extended tool life.
- Two flute design offers faster feed and larger material removal rates.
- Constant heavy-duty web for greater strength.
- Low thrust design allows for easier penetration.
- Lower helix angle offers enhanced strength, reduced lifting, and larger chip evacuation.
- Cobalt is harder than high-speed steel and is suited for better wear resistance.
- For drilling holes in steel, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suited for heavy-duty, drilling operations for tougher materials.
- The 118° split point works for general-purpose drilling.
- Cobalt drills are well suited for heavy-duty operations in high tensile strength, low machinability, ferrous metals, and alloys.
- Can also be used for handheld applications.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through length to feed fluid to drill.
- 30° to 34° flute helix and constant heavy duty web design add to the overall drill strength and aid in chip removal.
- These drills are provided with dual coolant entry in the tang end and the side of the taper to adapt to industry standard holders.
- Large coolant orifices provide maximum flow of coolant to workpiece.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
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Nachi 1057110 1/2 118° 7-3/4 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- For drilling operations where a coolant or oil delivery system is available.
- For drilling holes in a variety of normal steels, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suitable for a variety of drilling applications and conditions.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through their length to feed fluid to the drill.
- Normal spiral and a normal 118° drill point angle, notch point, and a rolled heel for better coolant delivery and chip ejection.
- Standard straight shanks that correspond to drill diameter.
- Taper length drills have flutes proportional to length.
- Manufactured from M35 cobalt.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
- Shank coolant entry to suit industry standard toolholders.
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Nachi 1057127 1/2 118° 9 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- Coolant-fed drills offer extended tool life.
- Two flute design offers faster feed and larger material removal rates.
- Constant heavy-duty web for greater strength.
- Low thrust design allows for easier penetration.
- Lower helix angle offers enhanced strength, reduced lifting, and larger chip evacuation.
- Cobalt is harder than high-speed steel and is suited for better wear resistance.
- For drilling holes in steel, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suited for heavy-duty, drilling operations for tougher materials.
- The 118° split point works for general-purpose drilling.
- Cobalt drills are well suited for heavy-duty operations in high tensile strength, low machinability, ferrous metals, and alloys.
- Can also be used for handheld applications.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through length to feed fluid to drill.
- 30° to 34° flute helix and constant heavy duty web design add to the overall drill strength and aid in chip removal.
- These drills are provided with dual coolant entry in the tang end and the side of the taper to adapt to industry standard holders.
- Large coolant orifices provide maximum flow of coolant to workpiece.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
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Nachi 1057133 33/64 118° 8 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- For drilling operations where a coolant or oil delivery system is available.
- For drilling holes in a variety of normal steels, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suitable for a variety of drilling applications and conditions.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through their length to feed fluid to the drill.
- Normal spiral and a normal 118° drill point angle, notch point, and a rolled heel for better coolant delivery and chip ejection.
- Standard straight shanks that correspond to drill diameter.
- Taper length drills have flutes proportional to length.
- Manufactured from M35 cobalt.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
- Shank coolant entry to suit industry standard toolholders.
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Nachi 1057140 33/64 118° 9-1/4 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- Coolant-fed drills offer extended tool life.
- Two flute design offers faster feed and larger material removal rates.
- Constant heavy-duty web for greater strength.
- Low thrust design allows for easier penetration.
- Lower helix angle offers enhanced strength, reduced lifting, and larger chip evacuation.
- Cobalt is harder than high-speed steel and is suited for better wear resistance.
- For drilling holes in steel, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suited for heavy-duty, drilling operations for tougher materials.
- The 118° split point works for general-purpose drilling.
- Cobalt drills are well suited for heavy-duty operations in high tensile strength, low machinability, ferrous metals, and alloys.
- Can also be used for handheld applications.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through length to feed fluid to drill.
- 30° to 34° flute helix and constant heavy duty web design add to the overall drill strength and aid in chip removal.
- These drills are provided with dual coolant entry in the tang end and the side of the taper to adapt to industry standard holders.
- Large coolant orifices provide maximum flow of coolant to workpiece.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
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Nachi 1057156 17/32 118° 8 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- For drilling operations where a coolant or oil delivery system is available.
- For drilling holes in a variety of normal steels, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suitable for a variety of drilling applications and conditions.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through their length to feed fluid to the drill.
- Normal spiral and a normal 118° drill point angle, notch point, and a rolled heel for better coolant delivery and chip ejection.
- Standard straight shanks that correspond to drill diameter.
- Taper length drills have flutes proportional to length.
- Manufactured from M35 cobalt.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
- Shank coolant entry to suit industry standard toolholders.
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Nachi 1057162 17/32 118° 9-1/4 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- Coolant-fed drills offer extended tool life.
- Two flute design offers faster feed and larger material removal rates.
- Constant heavy-duty web for greater strength.
- Low thrust design allows for easier penetration.
- Lower helix angle offers enhanced strength, reduced lifting, and larger chip evacuation.
- Cobalt is harder than high-speed steel and is suited for better wear resistance.
- For drilling holes in steel, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suited for heavy-duty, drilling operations for tougher materials.
- The 118° split point works for general-purpose drilling.
- Cobalt drills are well suited for heavy-duty operations in high tensile strength, low machinability, ferrous metals, and alloys.
- Can also be used for handheld applications.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through length to feed fluid to drill.
- 30° to 34° flute helix and constant heavy duty web design add to the overall drill strength and aid in chip removal.
- These drills are provided with dual coolant entry in the tang end and the side of the taper to adapt to industry standard holders.
- Large coolant orifices provide maximum flow of coolant to workpiece.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
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Nachi 1057179 35/64 118° 8-1/4 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- For drilling operations where a coolant or oil delivery system is available.
- For drilling holes in a variety of normal steels, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suitable for a variety of drilling applications and conditions.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through their length to feed fluid to the drill.
- Normal spiral and a normal 118° drill point angle, notch point, and a rolled heel for better coolant delivery and chip ejection.
- Standard straight shanks that correspond to drill diameter.
- Taper length drills have flutes proportional to length.
- Manufactured from M35 cobalt.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
- Shank coolant entry to suit industry standard toolholders.
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Nachi 1057185 35/64 118° 9-1/2 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- Coolant-fed drills offer extended tool life.
- Two flute design offers faster feed and larger material removal rates.
- Constant heavy-duty web for greater strength.
- Low thrust design allows for easier penetration.
- Lower helix angle offers enhanced strength, reduced lifting, and larger chip evacuation.
- Cobalt is harder than high-speed steel and is suited for better wear resistance.
- For drilling holes in steel, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suited for heavy-duty, drilling operations for tougher materials.
- The 118° split point works for general-purpose drilling.
- Cobalt drills are well suited for heavy-duty operations in high tensile strength, low machinability, ferrous metals, and alloys.
- Can also be used for handheld applications.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through length to feed fluid to drill.
- 30° to 34° flute helix and constant heavy duty web design add to the overall drill strength and aid in chip removal.
- These drills are provided with dual coolant entry in the tang end and the side of the taper to adapt to industry standard holders.
- Large coolant orifices provide maximum flow of coolant to workpiece.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
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Nachi 1057191 9/16 118° 8-1/4 OAL M35 5% Cobalt Coolant Fed Drill
Price on requestRequest a Quote- For drilling operations where a coolant or oil delivery system is available.
- For drilling holes in a variety of normal steels, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals and alloys.
- Suitable for a variety of drilling applications and conditions.
- Right hand (clockwise rotation) cutting direction.
- Made with two holes through their length to feed fluid to the drill.
- Normal spiral and a normal 118° drill point angle, notch point, and a rolled heel for better coolant delivery and chip ejection.
- Standard straight shanks that correspond to drill diameter.
- Taper length drills have flutes proportional to length.
- Manufactured from M35 cobalt.
- Cylindrically ground.
- Constant heavy duty web for greater strength.
- Shank coolant entry to suit industry standard toolholders.
