SwissTech Production Drills Solid Carbide Q-Coat

SwissTech? Q-Coated carbide drills are for drilling into general steel, cast steel, cast iron, chilled cast iron, malleable cast iron, non-ferrous heavy and light metal, and abrasive plastic. They are self-centering with a point angle: 140.

Tolerance of diameter: m7.
tolerance of shank: h6.
Manufactured to DIN 6537.

Solid Carbide Drill 5 x D - Metric

Sherwood Extra Length Drills Steam Tempered HSS

General purpose drills for steels, cast steel, grey cast iron, malleable cast iron, nickel brass, aluminium alloy and graphite. Point angle: 118, helix angle: normal, web thickness: standard, relief angle: 10-20, tolerance of diameter: h8, tolerance of shank: f11. Manufactured to BS 328 : Part 1 : 1986.

For all dimensional specifications please refer to our catalogue.

Series E100 - Metric

Sherwood Extra Length Drills Taper Shank HSS

General purpose drills for steels, cast steel, grey cast iron, malleable cast iron, nickel brass, aluminium, alloy and graphite. Point angle 118, helix angle: normal, web thickness: standard, relief angle 8-20, tolerance of diameter: h8. Point angle to BS328 PTI 1986.

For all dimensional specifications please refer to our catalogue.

1 Morse Taper - Inch

SwissTech Heavy Duty Drills HSS-Co 8% Cobalt TiN Coated

Heavy-duty drill used to drill steels with a tensile strength up to 1,400 N/mm2. Stainless steels, heat and acid resistant steels and phosphor bronze. TiN coating provides longer tool life. Point angle: 135. Helix angle: Normal. Web thickness: Strengthened. Relief angle: Normal. Tolerance of diameter: h8. Supply unit. All diameters - 1 pce. Manufactured to DIN338RN.

Series 1033 - Metric

Sherwood Drill Blanks HSS

Jobber length blank hardened and ground all over. Accurately ground without back taper. Diameter Tolerance: h8. Manufactured to DIN 338.

Series J400

Dormer Jobber Drills Solid Carbide

General-purpose carbide drills. 120 four-facet point for accurate centering and improved hole quality. Bright finish.

Series R100 - Metric

HSS (SCD) Stub Centring Drills

Stub centering drills designed for sheet metal drilling and spot centering operations with a strong supporting web and a reduced chisel edge to help penetration.

135° Split Point - Series S510 - Inch

Sherwood Long Series Drills HSS

General-purpose high speed steel long series drills are designed for deep hole drilling of most materials. The drill has the same diameter on both the fluted section and the shank. Manufactured to BS328;Part 1:1986, DIN340RN, ISO494.

For all dimensional specifications please refer to our catalogue.

Series L100 - Inch

Dormer Stub Drills HSS TiN Tip Coated

Designed for increased productivity and tool life compared to standard stub drills. TiN coating has been applied to 35%-50% of the flute length (dependent on drill diameter) to keep cost down and lower the cost per hole. The 135 split point is advantageous for the pre-drilling of rivets and for drilling in sheet metal. Suitable for drilling alloy steel, carbon steels, cast iron, titanium and aluminium. Manufactured to DIN1897, ANSI.

Series A022 Stub Drill HSS TiN Tip Coated - Metric

Sherwood Gauge Drills HSS Steam Tempered

General purpose drills for steels, cast steel, grey cast iron, malleable cast iron, nickel brass, aluminium alloy and graphite. Point angle: 118, helix angle: normal, web thickness: standard, relief angle: 8 - 20, tolerance of diameter: h8, tolerance of shank: f11. Manufactured to ANSI B328, BS 328 and DIN 338.

Number & Letter Gauge Drills:
Gauge drills are still in common use in the U.S. In the past, they were popular elsewhere, but now have been largely discarded in favour of metric sizes. When using a gauge rather than a standard measurement of size the user has to refer to a table of gauge sizes. For example, to drill a hole which is 10 thou (thousandth of an inch .0010) bigger than a 1/8 inch bolt, the user must first work out that 1/8 inch is 125 thou, so the hole size needed is 135 thou, and then must look up in a reference book which gauge drill bit is closest to this diameter - a number 29. Number gauge sizes are similar or equivalent in some respects to, but different from, American wire gauge. Number gauge is usually used from size 80 (the smallest) to size 1 (the largest) followed by letter gauge size A (the smallest) to size Z (the largest). Number gauge is actually defined down to size 97, but these smaller sizes are rarely encountered. It happens that as the technology for making small drill bits and drilling small holes has become more available, metric drills have become the norm.

For all dimensional and technical specifications please refer to our catalogue.

Series J100 - Gauge Sizes