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Ptg Drill Carbide with Cylindrical Shank for Metal 3.5mm Code: 296530350

The Ptg carbide drill bit with a cylindrical shank is designed for drilling holes in metal. It is right-hand cutting, has a 118° point angle and complies with DIN 6539. It is also used for machining...

The Ptg carbide drill bit with a cylindrical shank is designed for drilling holes in metal. It is right-hand cutting, has a 118° point angle and complies with DIN 6539. It is also used for machining abrasive materials, AlSi alloys, fiber-reinforced plastics and other thermosetting materials.

  • Quantity: 1
  • Drill bit material: Carbide
  • Drilling material: Metal
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  • Drilling Material Metal
  • Diameter 3.5 mm
12 10 €
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  • Andreas_Ap

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    This review is about the diameter: 4 mm

    Expensive price indeed but it is made of solid carbide. They come in individual cases. They drill metal as if it were frozen butter. Be careful with the rotational speed, vibrations, and drilling pressure under Φ 4mm because they break. This is not a problem with the quality of the drill but with the carbide itself because it is very hard. Personally, I use low speeds with these. Regarding the heat from friction, if you are a bit careful, it rises slowly and controllably due to the difference in hardness between the drill and the metal.

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    This review is about the diameter: 3 mm

    Perfect little drill... where the classic HSS and cobalt stop, carbide begins...

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  • This review is about the diameter: 1 mm

    It's a carbide! Even with a screwdriver, you can open a hole!

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    This review is about the diameter: 2.5 mm

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    This review is about the diameter: 4 mm

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  • This review is about the diameter: 3 mm

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    This review is about the diameter: 3 mm

  • Expensive price indeed but it is made of solid carbide. They come in individual cases. They drill metal as if it were frozen butter. Be careful with the rotational speed, vibrations, and drilling pressure under Φ 4mm because they break. This is not a problem with the quality of the drill but with the carbide itself because it is very hard. Personally, I use low speeds with these. Regarding the heat from friction, if you are a bit careful, it rises slowly and controllably due to the difference in hardness between the drill and the metal.

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  • Perfect little drill... where the classic HSS and cobalt stop, carbide begins...

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  • It's a carbide! Even with a screwdriver, you can open a hole!

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Description & Specifications

The Ptg carbide drill bit with a cylindrical shank is designed for drilling holes in metal. It is right-hand cutting, has a 118° point angle and complies with DIN 6539. It is also used for machining abrasive materials, AlSi alloys, fiber-reinforced plastics and other thermosetting materials.

  • Quantity: 1
  • Drill bit material: Carbide
  • Drilling material: Metal
  • Shank: Cylindrical
  • Diameter: 3.5 mm
  • Direction of rotation: Right-hand
  • Point angle: 118°
  • Standard: DIN 6539
  • Applications: Cast steel, cast iron, chilled cast iron, manganese steel, bronze, non-ferrous metals, abrasive materials, AlSi alloys, fiber-reinforced plastics and thermosetting materials

Manufacturer

Product Number
296530350
Drill Material
Carbide
Suitable for
Metal
Drill Top
Cylindrical
Set with Tips
No
Pieces
1 pcs
Diameter
3.5 mm

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (11)

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  • Andreas_Ap

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    This review is about the diameter: 4 mm

    Expensive price indeed but it is made of solid carbide. They come in individual cases. They drill metal as if it were frozen butter. Be careful with the rotational speed, vibrations, and drilling pressure under Φ 4mm because they break. This is not a problem with the quality of the drill but with the carbide itself because it is very hard. Personally, I use low speeds with these. Regarding the heat from friction, if you are a bit careful, it rises slowly and controllably due to the difference in hardness between the drill and the metal.

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    This review is about the diameter: 3 mm

    Perfect little drill... where the classic HSS and cobalt stop, carbide begins...

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  • This review is about the diameter: 1 mm

    It's a carbide! Even with a screwdriver, you can open a hole!

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  • Verified purchase

    This review is about the diameter: 2.5 mm

  • Verified purchase

    This review is about the diameter: 4 mm

  • This review is about the diameter: 3 mm

  • This review is about the diameter: 3 mm

  • This review is about the diameter: 2.5 mm

  • This review is about the diameter: 2 mm

  • Verified purchase

    This review is about the diameter: 3 mm

  • Expensive price indeed but it is made of solid carbide. They come in individual cases. They drill metal as if it were frozen butter. Be careful with the rotational speed, vibrations, and drilling pressure under Φ 4mm because they break. This is not a problem with the quality of the drill but with the carbide itself because it is very hard. Personally, I use low speeds with these. Regarding the heat from friction, if you are a bit careful, it rises slowly and controllably due to the difference in hardness between the drill and the metal.

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  • Perfect little drill... where the classic HSS and cobalt stop, carbide begins...

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • It's a carbide! Even with a screwdriver, you can open a hole!

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