Chicago-Latrobe
Chicago-Latrobe 50823 Screw Machine Drill Bit 13/32 in 135 Degrees
A 13/32 in cobalt screw-machine drill bit with a 135-degree split point for right-hand cutting
- TypeDrill Bits
- 13/32 in size for precise hole drilling
- 135-degree split point reduces walking on hard materials
- Cobalt construction resists heat and wear during heavy use
- Right-hand cutting direction suits standard drill operation
- Decimal equivalent .4062 in simplifies size matching
Chicago-Latrobe 13/32 in Drill Bit
This Chicago-Latrobe screw machine drill bit measures 13/32 inch with a decimal equivalent of .4062. It features a 135 degree split point made from cobalt with a straw finish. The bit cuts right hand and is non-coolant through for general drilling tasks.
Suited for precision metal drilling
Machinists and technicians drilling precise holes in metal will value the cobalt construction and split point for accurate starts. Buyers who want more storage or builders who need a second card for multi-spindle operations should look at something else.
135 degree split point decides fit
The 135 degree split point angle is the specification that decides whether this is the right part. It determines how the bit engages the material and reduces walking on hard surfaces. Match this angle to your application requirements before purchase.
Highlights
- 13/32 in size for precise hole drilling
- 135-degree split point reduces walking on hard materials
- Cobalt construction resists heat and wear during heavy use
- Right-hand cutting direction suits standard drill operation
- Decimal equivalent .4062 in simplifies size matching
Specifications
| Brand | CHICAGO-LATROBE |
|---|---|
| Type | Drill Bits |
Questions about this item
What is the 135-degree split point designed to do?
The 135-degree split point reduces walking and allows the bit to start cutting on contact without a centre punch.
What shank size does this 13/32-inch bit have for my drill chuck?
The shank diameter matches the 13/32-inch drill size, so it fits a 1/2-inch or larger chuck.
How do I use this cobalt bit correctly in a screw machine?
Run it at the proper speed for cobalt, apply steady pressure, and do not use coolant since it is non-coolant-through.
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