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Important hints We distinguish between standard range and obsolete range The basis of our range is the standard range, which we have designed to enable the economical solution of most cutting tasks. The products in our standard range are produced in batches and are generally in stock, i.e. available immediately. Tools from the standard range are illustrated by black points in the catalogue. The products in our obsolete range are seldom required (less current). They are illustrated by rings in the catalogue and are available only as long as the product is in stock. Once out of stock they can be obtained by special order, prices on request. Production capability exists at Hartner for all tools in the obsolete range! The ordering process is therefore usually quick and simple. For your information: structure of the table at the program pages Tool material Solid carb Article no. Solid carbide Price group Cutting direction Type or form Surface finish ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
Quick Reference Straight Shank Twist Drills made of HSS, HSS-E, Carbide bright and coated Taper Shank Twist Drills made of HSS, HSS-E, Carbide bright and coated TS-Drills High-Tech-Tools made of Carbide bright and coated Step Drills Stub step drills, subland drills made of HSS with straight shank and taper shank Center Drills made of HSS, HSS-E, Carbide bright and coated Multiplex Twist drill system with interchangeable blade and internal cooling Additional Charges Manufacturerʼs Quality Certifications Technical Part Dimensions, definitions, recommendations
Page 1: Precision Drilling Tools 2005
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Page 12 and 13: Contents Straight Shank Twist Drill
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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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Stub drills with straight shank Wor
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NC-Spotting drills with straight sh
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Double ended body drills Works Stan
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Micro-precision drills with straigh
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Micro-precision drills with straigh
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Oil feed drills Works Standard Rang
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Oil feed drills with straight shank
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Bushing drills with straight shank
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Long series straight shank drills D
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Extra length straight shank drills
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Taper pin drills with straight shan
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Carbide tipped straight shank drill
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Straight shank core drills DIN 344
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FIRE The Supereffective Allround Co
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Contents Taper Shank Twist Drills T
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Taper shank twist drills DIN 345 Ra
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Taper shank twist drills DIN 345 12
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Taper shank twist drills Works Stan
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NC taper shank spotting drills Work
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NC Taper shank spotting drills DIN
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Extra length taper shank twist dril
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Oil feed drills with taper shank Wo
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Taper shank core drills DIN 343 8.0
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Contents TS-Drills Shank* Tool mate
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Contents TS-Drills Shank* Tool mate
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TS-Drills, 2-fluted, with coolant d
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TS-Drill, 3-fluted, without coolant
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Solid carbide single-fluted gun dri
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Drivers attachments Drivers 1 Drive
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TS-Drill Carbide Drill program The
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Contents Step drills Tool material
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s Straight shank step drills with f
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Taper shank step drills Works Stand
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Straight shank stub step drills Wor
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Straight shank stub step drills Wor
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Straight shank subland drills DIN 8
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Straight shank subland drills DIN 8
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Straight shank subland drills Works
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Taper shank subland drills DIN 8375
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Taper shank subland drills Works St
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Contents Metric center drills Tool
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Metric center drills DIN 333 Step a
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Metric center drills DIN 333 Range
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Metric center drills with flatted b
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Contents Holders Multiplex DIN Cutt
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Contents Accessories DIN Type Cutti
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Straight shank holders Multiplex Wo
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Countersink rings Multiplex Works S
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Straight shank holder Multiplex Wor
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Morse taper shank holders Multiplex
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Interchangeable blades with facet g
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Reversible blades and system access
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System Multiplex accessories Works
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Additional charges for intermediate
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Additional charges for tangs for st
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Quality control requirement for twi
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Quality control requirement for cor
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Contents Dimensions, definitions #d
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Dimensions Taper shank twist drills
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Diameter tolerances ISO-tolerances
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Shank designs for solid carbide str
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Twist drill definitions to DIN ISO
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Lip clearance angle/swarf removal f
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Coatings Short description T A C F
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Recommendations for Twist Drills To
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Recommendations for TS Drills Tools
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Recommendations for TS Drills Tools
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Recommendations for Twist drill sys
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Recommendations for Deep hole gun d
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multiplex Changing instead of regri
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