Walter SST+ 135° Stub Drill Bit 1/8" Quick Shank 01H008 (Box of 10)
Walter SST+ 135° Stub Drill Bit 1/8" Quick Shank 01H008 (Box of 10)
Excellent for drilling into sheet metal and other thin-walled material. Its split point of 135° allows for positive drilling without center-punching and its short length gives high resistance to breakage and allows for drilling in confined spaces.
Features
- Made with premium grade cobalt HSS to drill harder materials
- Cobalt drills can drill approximately 30% faster than HSS drills
- Self centering 135° split-point for reduced thrust requirements and minimized walking
- Special bronze SST surface treatment for extreme lubricity and life
- Shorter length adds rigidity to the drill bit to reduce breakage
- Round shank
Applications
- Drilling holes in high strength materials
- Heavy-duty drilling
- Drilling in sheet metal
- Drilling with fixed spindle machines like CNC mills and drill presses
Specifications
| Overall Length | 1-15/16" |
| Shank Type | Quick Shank |
| Flute Direction | Right hand |
| Sets | No |
| Point Angle | 135° Point |
| Flute Quantity | 2 |
| Drill Size | 1/8" |
| Point Type | Split Point |
| Drill Size Equivalent | 0.125" |
| Shank Size | 1/8" |
| Material Madeof | Cobalt |
| Flute Design | Spiral Flute |
| System Of Measurement | Fractional |
| Flute Length | 11/16" |
| Finish | Bronze Oxide |
| Packaging Type | Plastic Tube |
| Weight (each) | 0.0066 lbs |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Walter Part # | 01H008 |
| UPC | 662980147122 |
| Sold As | Box of 10 |
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