Chicago-Latrobe
Chicago-Latrobe 50825 Screw Machine Drill Bit 7/16 in 135 Degrees Cobalt Split Point
Cobalt screw-machine drill bit with 135-degree split point for 7/16 in holes
- TypeDrill Bits
- 7/16 in size drills precise holes
- 135-degree split point starts cleanly without wandering
- Cobalt construction resists heat for longer life
- Right-hand cutting direction suits standard drills
- Decimal equivalent .4375 matches exact specifications
Screw Machine Drill Bit 7/16 in Cobalt
This Chicago-Latrobe screw machine drill bit measures 7/16 inch with a decimal equivalent of 0.4375. It features a 135-degree split point made from cobalt steel with a straw finish. The right-hand cutting direction suits standard drilling operations.
Best for precision metal drilling.
The split point design starts accurately without a centre punch, reducing walk on hard materials. Cobalt construction resists heat during extended use in steel or alloys. Buyers needing internal coolant delivery should look elsewhere, as this bit is non-coolant through.
135-degree split point geometry
The 135-degree point angle centres the bit quickly and reduces thrust required. Split point geometry prevents wandering on contact with the workpiece. This single specification determines suitability for hard-metal drilling without pilot holes.
Highlights
- 7/16 in size drills precise holes
- 135-degree split point starts cleanly without wandering
- Cobalt construction resists heat for longer life
- Right-hand cutting direction suits standard drills
- Decimal equivalent .4375 matches exact specifications
Specifications
| Brand | CHICAGO-LATROBE |
|---|---|
| Type | Drill Bits |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 135-degree cobalt split point generate during extended drilling sessions?
The 135-degree split point design on this cobalt bit reduces thrust and heat buildup by starting on contact without walking.
What shank size must my drill chuck accept to use this 7/16-inch bit?
This screw machine drill bit has a 7/16-inch diameter shank, so your chuck must accommodate at least that size.
Will the right-hand cutting direction work with my older reversible drill?
Yes, the right-hand cutting direction is standard for all reversible drills when run in forward gear.
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