Carbide drill insert 132° for abrasive materials, Karnasch

VBD drill - drill for exchangeable inserts, with internal cooling Drilling range: according to the selected variant Drilling depth: according to the selected variant Other measures - see the enclosed catalog sheet Standard: ISO296 type BEK Spiral groove - use of the drill in drills and on all machines where the drill rotates and the workpiece stands - drills, milling machines, NC, etc. The package includes a holder, 2x clamping screw and 1x torx key. Interchangeable coolant plates and rings are purchased separately - see "Related Products" Karnasch manufactures both carbide and sintered steel inserts. It is therefore used both for NC (with carbide insert) and for conventional machines without numerical control (with sintered steel insert). Of course, carbide inserts can also be used on conventional machines, you just need to keep in mind that any vibrations (loose spindle, low rigidity of the system / machine, etc.) can cause premature damage / breakage of the carbide insert. Sintered steel is tougher and can withstand worse handling. Kat. No. 221030

VBD drill - drill for exchangeable inserts, with internal cooling Drilling range: according to the selected variant Drilling depth: according to the selected variant Other measures - see the enclosed catalog sheet Standard: DIN 1835-B Straight slot - use of a drill on a lathe and on all machines where the workpiece rotates and the drill stands - lathes, NC. Straight groove geometry is also suitable for machining cast iron, aluminum, etc., regardless of whether the workpiece or drill is rotating - ie use in drills / milling machines and lathes / NC. The package includes a holder, 2x clamping screw and 1x torx key. Interchangeable inserts are purchased separately - see "Related Products" Karnasch manufactures both carbide and sintered steel inserts. It is therefore used both for NC (with carbide insert) and for conventional machines without numerical control (with sintered steel insert). Of course, carbide inserts can also be used on conventional machines, you just need to keep in mind that any vibrations (loose spindle, low rigidity of the system / machine, etc.) can cause premature damage / breakage of the carbide insert. Sintered steel is tougher and can withstand worse handling. Kat. No .: 22.1020

VBD drill - drill for exchangeable inserts, with internal cooling Drilling range: according to the selected variant Drilling depth: according to the selected variant Other measures - see the enclosed catalog sheet Standard: DIN 1835-B Spiral groove - use of the drill in drills and on all machines where the drill rotates and the workpiece stands - drills, milling machines, NC, etc. The package includes a holder, 2x clamping screw and 1x torx key. Interchangeable inserts are purchased separately - see "Related Products" Karnasch manufactures both carbide and sintered steel inserts. It is therefore used both for NC (with carbide insert) and for conventional machines without numerical control (with sintered steel insert). Of course, carbide inserts can also be used on conventional machines, you just need to keep in mind that any vibrations (loose spindle, low rigidity of the system / machine, etc.) can cause premature damage / breakage of the carbide insert. Sintered steel is tougher and can withstand worse handling. Kat. No. 22100

VBD drill - drill for exchangeable inserts, with internal cooling Drilling range: according to the selected variant Drilling depth: according to the selected variant Other measures - see the enclosed catalog sheet Standard: ISO296 type BEK Straight slot - use of a drill on a lathe and on all machines where the workpiece rotates and the drill stands - lathes, NC. Straight groove geometry is also suitable for machining cast iron, aluminum, etc., regardless of whether the workpiece or drill is rotating - ie use in drills / milling machines and lathes / NC. The package includes a holder, 2x clamping screw and 1x torx key. Interchangeable inserts are purchased separately - see "Related Products" Karnasch manufactures both carbide and sintered steel inserts. It is therefore used both for NC (with carbide insert) and for conventional machines without numerical control (with sintered steel insert). Of course, carbide inserts can also be used on conventional machines, you just need to keep in mind that any vibrations (loose spindle, low rigidity of the system / machine, etc.) can cause premature damage / breakage of the carbide insert. Sintered steel is tougher and can withstand worse handling. Kat. No. 221040