35/64 Inch Diameter, Extra Length Drill, 2 flutes, HSS, Nitrided Lands, Morse taper Shank, 130° Point, Right Hand Cut
A Morse Taper Shank drill incorporates a standardized taper shank design that is used in tapered drill chucks. The Morse Taper was invented by Stephen A. Morse (also the inventor of the twist drill) in the mid-1860s. Morse Tapers come in eight sizes identified by number between 0 and 7. Often this is abbreviated as MT followed by a digit, for example a Morse taper number 4 would be MT4. The MT2 taper is the size most often found in drill presses up to 1/2'' capacity.
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- Reduce -- and even eliminate -- the need for chip clearing peck cycles
- Increased feed rates over standard high speed steel drill flute designs
- Chip evacuation is improved for better finished hole and part quality
- Reduce cycle times and improve manufacturing efficiency
- Hundreds of stocked standard sizes in inventory
Tech Specs Back To Top
| Brand | Guhring |
|---|---|
| Coating/Finish | Nitrided |
| Cutting Direction | Right Hand |
| Decimal Diameter | 0.5469" |
| Drilling Depth | Extra Length |
| Flute Length (mm) | 275 |
| Fractional Diameter | 35/64" |
| Length of Cut (mm) | 254.165 |
| Material | High Speed Steel |
| Metric Diameter | 13.89 mm |
| Number of Flutes | 2 |
| Overall Length (mm) | 410 |
| Point Angle | 130° |
| Series | 527 |
| Shank Type | 1MT |
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