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Jobber drills with straight shank DIN 338

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Range of applications<br />

Manufacturing specifications<br />

Solid carbide<br />

Article no. 89403<br />

Type TS 100 F<br />

F<br />

R<br />

Very rigid high-performance drill for the<br />

drilling of long-chipping, tough materials<br />

<strong>with</strong> a tensile strength of up to<br />

1400 N/mm 2 such as heat-treatable<br />

steels, high-alloyed steels, Inconel,<br />

Hastelloy, Monel. The special carbide<br />

grade and geometry makes this tool<br />

suitable ideally for the drilling of hightensile<br />

materials.<br />

For drilling depths up to 3 x D.<br />

Advantages, suggestions:<br />

Highest speed and feed rates possible,<br />

high alignment accuracy <strong>with</strong> tight tolerance<br />

and excellent surface finish. Excellent<br />

self-centering qualities as well as<br />

producing short chips thanks to a concave<br />

cutting point geometry <strong>with</strong> special<br />

point grind and web thinning.<br />

Point grinding: relieved cone <strong>with</strong><br />

secondary flank<br />

Point angle: 140˚<br />

Web thinned: form F<br />

Helix angle: standard<br />

Web thickness: greater than standard<br />

Web taper: none<br />

Flute form: standard<br />

Tolerance on Ø: m7<br />

Shank: to <strong>DIN</strong> 6535 form HA,<br />

Tolerance h6<br />

Tool material: Solid carbide (K/P)<br />

Other manufacturing specifications to<br />

<strong>DIN</strong> 6540<br />

Pre-conditions for use:<br />

Powerful machines. No play in spindle<br />

bearings. Alignment accurate tool holders.<br />

Max. concentricity error of clamped<br />

tools: 0.02 mm. Chatterfree, mechanical<br />

feeds.<br />

l3<br />

d2<br />

d1<br />

l2<br />

l1<br />

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