Bosch Carbide Tip Drill Bit 6 mm 1, 100 mm Overall

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N° de stock RS:
231-1202
Référence fabricant:
2608900611
Fabricant:
Bosch
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Marque

Bosch

Product Type

Drill Bit

Material

Carbide Tip

Sub Type

Drill Bit

Number of Flutes

1

Flute Type

Straight

Overall Length

100mm

Number of Pieces

1

Finish

Bright

Drill Point Angle

90°

Drill Bit Size

6 mm

Drilling Length

60mm

Cutting Direction

Neutral

Standards/Approvals

No

Statut RoHS : Exempté

Pays d'origine :
DE

Bosch Drill Bit, Multi-Construction Type, 60mm Working Length - EXPERT CYL-9 Series - 2608900611


Performing to exacting standards is a cinch with this drill bit from Bosch. Its centering tip helps keep it steady on the starting spot to ensure a cut that's up to five times more precise than a regular bit. The part's twist structure extracts dust as it bores, stopping debris from jamming the spirals so you can get on with the job quickly and efficiently. This component is 100mm long and offers a working length of 60mm, meaning it reaches into deep spaces with ease.

Features & Benefits


• Cylindrical shank to be compatible with the three-jaw chuck of a standard drill for complete assembly

• Hard-wearing carbide tip to prevent splinters and cracks

• Diameter of 6mm for compact holes

Applications


• Automotive industry

• Aerospace engineering

• Metalworking

• DIY repairs

What type of materials can I use this bit on?


You can use this multi-material bit on granite, soft tiles, steel, wood and plastic, making it a versatile option for your work.

How do I fix this bit to my tool?


Simply attach the shank by hand to the drill chuck and you're good to go.

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