Hannibal Carbide Tool | Hannibal 600100 600M Material Specific Jobber Length Drill Bit, 10 mm Drill - Metric, 0.3937 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 118 deg Point, Tool Steel

Hannibal 600100 600M Material Specific Jobber Length Drill Bit, 10 mm Drill - Metric, 0.3937 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 118 deg Point, Tool Steel

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Hannibal Carbide Tool

Hannibal 600100 600M Material Specific Jobber Length Drill Bit, 10 mm Drill - Metric, 0.3937 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 118 deg Point, Tool Steel

ManufacturerHannibal

Part #170960010

MFG #600100

Hannibal Jobber Length Drill Bit, Material Specific, Series: 600M, Metric/Imperial, 10 mm Drill - Metric, 0.3937 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 130 mm Overall Length, 95 mm Cutting Depth, Spiral Flute, 95 mm Flute Length, Flat/Tanged Shank, 118 deg Point, Standard Point, Carbide Cutting Edge, No Through Coolant, Tool Steel, Applicable Materials: Cast Iron and Non-Ferrous Materials

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Manufacturer Name: Hannibal Carbide Tool

Cutting Depth: 95 mm

Cutting Edge Material: Carbide

Drill Diameter Measurement System: Metric/Imperial

Drill Size - Decimal Inch: 0.3937 in

Drill Size - Metric: 10 mm

Flute Length: 95 mm

Flute Type: Spiral

Material: Tool Steel

Overall Length: 130 mm

Point Angle: 118 deg

Point Type: Standard

Series: 600M

Shank Type: Flat/Tanged

Through Coolant (Yes/No): No

Type: Material Specific

Drills are end cutting tools used to produce holes when rapid removal of material is desired
Twist drills are generally effective in holes up to 3 tool diameters deep, peck cycles should be used for deeper holes to achieve better chip evacuation
Carbide tip high temperature brazed to hardened tool steel body
Smooth flutes for effective chip flow
Precision ground to insure concentricity of tip and body
The most popular carbide tipped drill will perform satisfactorily under a variety of conditions

ASME/ANSI B94.11M|NAS 907|USCTI Standard