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Carbide tipped straight shank drills DIN 8037/8038 Range of applications Manufacturing specifications Carbide tipped Article no. 89301 DIN 8037 Type N R Designed for drilling spring steel, hard cast iron of more than 300 Brinell, pure molybdenum, hard bronze and other materials having similar properties. Point grinding: 2-facet Point angle: 118˚ Web thinned: to DIN 1412, form A Helix angle: standard Web thickness: standard Web taper: standard Tolerance on Ø: h8 Surface finish: steam tempered flutes Flute form: standard Supplied with DIN 1809 tang over 3.00 mm dia. Carbide grade: Carbide tipped (K10/K20) Carbide tipped Article no. 89303 DIN 8038 Type N R For drilling synthetic materials reinforced with glass fibers for example, printed circuit board and other resin-based thermohardened products likely to cause rapid wear on the lands and cutting edges of high speed drills. Point grinding: 2-facet Point angle: 85˚ Web thinned: to DIN 1412, form A Helix angle: standard Web thickness: standard Web taper: standard Tolerance on Ø: h8 Surface finish: steam tempered flutes Flute form: standard Supplied with DIN 1809 tang over 3.00 mm dia. Carbide grade: Carbide tipped (K10/K20) bright 108
2.60...9.20 Carbide tipped nom.-Ø mm #d1#. 89301 89303 02 02 total length mm flute length mm 2.60 50 20 ○ 3.00 50 20 ○ 3.10 56 25 ○ ○ 3.20 | | ○ 3.30 | | ○ 3.40 | | ○ 3.50 | | ○ 3.60 | | ○ 3.70 | | ○ 3.90 | | ○ ○ 4.00 56 25 ○ 4.10 63 28 ○ 4.20 | | ○ 4.40 | | ○ 4.50 | | ○ 4.60 | | ○ 4.70 | | ○ ○ 4.80 | | ○ 4.90 | | ○ ○ 5.00 63 28 ○ 5.10 71 30 ○ 5.20 | | ○ ○ 5.30 | | ○ ○ 5.40 | | ○ ○ 5.50 | | 5.70 | | ○ 5.80 | | ○ 6.00 | | ○ 6.10 | | ○ ○ 6.30 | | ○ 6.40 | | ○ 6.50 71 32 ○ 6.60 80 40 ○ 6.70 | | ○ ○ 6.80 | | 6.90 | | ○ ○ 7.00 | | 7.20 | | ○ 7.30 | | ○ ○ 7.40 | | ○ ○ 7.50 | | ○ 7.60 | | ○ ○ 7.70 | | ○ 7.80 | | ○ 7.90 | | ○ ○ 8.00 80 40 ○ 8.10 90 50 ○ ○ 8.20 | | ○ 8.30 | | ○ ○ 8.40 | | ○ 8.50 | | ○ 8.60 | | ○ ○ 8.80 | | 9.00 | | ○ 9.10 | | ○ 9.20 | | ○ 9.30 90 50 ○ ○ R N R N 9.30...20.00 Carbide tipped nom.-Ø mm #d2#. 89301 89303 02 02 total length mm flute length mm 9.40 90 50 ○ 9.50 90 50 ○ 9.60 100 56 ○ 9.70 | | ○ ○ 9.80 | | ○ 9.90 | | ○ 10.00 | | ○ 10.20 | | ○ 10.50 | | ○ 11.00 100 56 11.50 112 63 ○ ○ 12.00 | | ○ 12.50 | | ○ 13.00 112 63 ○ 13.50 125 71 ○ 14.00 | | ○ 14.50 | | 15.00 125 71 ○ 15.50 140 80 ○ ○ 16.00 | | ○ 16.50 | | ○ ○ 17.00 140 80 ○ 18.00 160 90 18.50 | | ○ 19.00 | | 20.00 | | ○ 22.00 160 90 ○ R N R N 109
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Contents Straight Shank Twist Drill
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Jobber drills with reinforced shank
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Jobber drill sets DIN 338 HSS-sets
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Stub drills with straight shank DIN
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Drivers attachments Drivers 1 Drive
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Contents Step drills Tool material
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Taper shank subland drills DIN 8375
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Metric center drills DIN 333 Step a
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Dimensions Taper shank twist drills
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