High-Torque Heavy-Machinery Drill Bit for Superior Power Transmission in Industrial Press and Milling Machines

Product Description

Product Description

Drill Bit: Essential Cutting Tool for Precision Hole-Making

A drill bit is a rotating cutting tool designed to create holes in various materials, including metal, wood, plastic, and concrete. Characterized by its sharp,spiral - shaped (helical) cutting edges, it is widely used in machining, construction, woodworking, and DIY projects.
Key Features & Types
Cutting Edge Design: The tip of a drill bit features flutes (spiral grooves) that channel chips away from the hole during drilling, reducing friction and preventing clogging. Common tip styles include twist drills (most versatile), spade drills (for large holes in wood), and masonry bits (with carbide tips for concrete/stone).
Material Compatibility: Drill bits are crafted from high-speed steel (HSS) for general use, cobalt steel for hard metals (e.g., stainless steel), carbide-tipped for durability, or diamond-coated for extreme hardness (e.g., glass, ceramics).
Shank Types: The shank (non-cutting end) connects to a drill chuck. Hexagonal shanks prevent slipping, while round shanks suit standard chucks. SDS shanks are specialized for hammer drills, enhancing power transmission.

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Applications

From drilling pilot holes in metal fabrication to creating anchor holes in construction, drill bits are indispensable. In CNC machining, precision drill bits ensure tight tolerances, while in woodworking, brad point bits deliver clean, splinter-free holes.

Product Parameters

Parameter Category	Key Specifications & Details
1. Basic Geometry	-Diameter: Range from 0.01mm (micro-drills) to 100mm+; metric/imperial (e.g., 1/64", 1/32"). -Overall Length (OL): Total length from shank to tip (e.g., 90mm for a 10mm diameter drill). -Flute Length (FL): Length of cutting edges (recommended > workpiece thickness +1~2mm). -Point Angle: 118° (general), 135° (stainless steel/hard metals), 90° (wood/plastic). -Helix Angle: 10°~20° (brittle materials like cast iron), 30°~40° (ductile materials like steel/aluminum).
2. Shank Type	-Round Shank: Universal, fits standard chucks. -Hex Shank: Anti-slip, for cordless drills. -Morse Taper (MT): For heavy-duty drilling (MT1~MT5). -SDS Shank: For hammer drills (SDS-plus/SDS-max).
3. Material & Coating	-Base Materials: HSS (general), HSS-Co (stainless steel), Carbide (hard materials), PCD (non-ferrous), CBN (hardened steel). -Coatings: TiN (gold, general), TiCN (blue-gray, stainless steel), TiAlN (purple-black, high-speed), DLC (black, aluminum), ZrN (gold, titanium alloys).
4. Tolerance & Precision	-Tolerance Class: H7 (precision), H8/H9 (general). -Surface Finish: Ra 0.4~6.3μm (depends on material/coating). -Runout: Typically ≤0.01mm for precision drills.
5. Application & Performance	-Workpiece Materials: Steel, aluminum, stainless steel, wood, plastic, concrete. -Drill Depth Capacity: L/D (length-to-diameter ratio) ≤5 (standard), 5~10 (deep hole), >10 (extra-deep hole). -Coolant Type: External (standard), through-hole (deep hole drilling).
6. Operational Parameters	-Cutting Speed: 100~1500m/min (varies by material/drill material). -Feed Rate: 0.05~0.8mm/rev (varies by diameter/material). -Max RPM: Dependent on diameter (e.g., 10mm carbide drill: ~6000 RPM for steel).
Diameter Range	From micro diameters (e.g., 0.5mm) to standard sizes (e.g., 16mm) and custom specifications
Applicable Materials	Steel, Stainless Steel, Cast Iron, Aluminum, Copper, Titanium, and more

Main Technical Parameters

Select the right drill bit parameters for a workpiece material

Focus on matching the bit's design to the material's key properties

Hard materials (e.g., stainless steel, cast iron): Choose carbide or HSS-Co bits with a 135° split point (for precise entry) and TiAlN/TiCN coatings (enhanced wear resistance). Use low feed rates and moderate-to-high speeds, with cutting fluid to reduce heat.
Soft materials (e.g., aluminum, copper): Opt for HSS or carbide bits with a 90°–118° point angle, large helix angle (for efficient chip evacuation), and polished or DLC-coated edges (to prevent adhesion). Use high speeds, moderate feed rates, and kerosene or air cooling.
Composites (e.g., CFRP/GFRP): Select diamond-coated or PCD bits with a double-point angle (to minimize delamination). Use low speeds, high feed rates, and air cooling to avoid fiber damage.
Always prioritize compatibility between the bit's material, coating, geometry, and the workpiece's hardness, toughness, and chip-forming characteristics.

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FAQ

Q1: Are you a factory or a trading company?
A: We are a factory with over 15 years of manufacturing experience. This allows us to ensure strict quality control and offer competitive pricing.
 
Q2: Can we use our own logo or design?
A: Yes, we provide comprehensive OEM and ODM services. We can customize products according to your specifications, including logos, packaging, and designs.
 
Q3: What is your MOQ?
A: For regular products, we have stock available and support small orders, even 10 pieces. For custom non-standard products, the minimum order quantity starts at 20 pieces.
 
Q4: How can I get some samples?
A: We can provide samples for quality testing and evaluation. A sample fee is required, which can be credited against future bulk orders.
 
Q5: Do you accept custom orders?
A: Absolutely. Customization is our specialty. Our engineering team will work closely with you to manufacture products that meet your exact requirements.