Cle-Line
Cle-Line C20497 118 Degree Extra Length Drill 1807 Steam Oxide HSS
Extra-long high-speed steel drill bit with 118-degree notched point for general-purpose machining
- TypeMilling
- Extra length reaches deeper holes up to 2 in
- 118 degree point angle starts cleanly in steel
- High speed steel body resists heat during cuts
- Steam oxide finish reduces friction and wear
- Helix angle range 21 to 34 degrees clears chips efficiently
Cle-Line Extra-Length Drill Bit 1/2 in
The Cle-Line C20497 is a fractional-inch drill bit with a 1/2-inch diameter and an extra-length design rated at 4xD. It features a 118-degree notched point made from high-speed steel with a black oxide finish. This accessory is intended for general-purpose machining in power and pneumatic tools.
Suited for deep-hole drilling in general materials
This bit suits machinists who need extended reach for holes up to 2 inches deep in standard workpieces. It is not for operators who require a different point angle or a specialised coating for hard steels or stainless alloys. Buyers needing a shorter flute length or a different shank style should look elsewhere.
118-degree notched point angle
The 118-degree notched point is the specification that determines whether this drill matches the application. It governs how the bit centres and cuts in general-purpose materials. Verify that this angle and the 4xD length align with the machine setup and the workpiece requirements before purchase.
Highlights
- Extra length reaches deeper holes up to 2 in
- 118 degree point angle starts cleanly in steel
- High speed steel body resists heat during cuts
- Steam oxide finish reduces friction and wear
- Helix angle range 21 to 34 degrees clears chips efficiently
Specifications
| Brand | CLE-LINE |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
What does the 118-degree point angle mean when the drill is in a real machine?
The 118-degree point angle is a general-purpose geometry suited for drilling steel, cast iron and similar materials in a standard drill press or handheld drill.
How does the 21 to 34-degree helix range affect chip removal in practice?
The 21 to 34-degree helix provides a balance between chip evacuation and edge strength for general-purpose machining in steel and iron.
What does the 4xD designation tell me about the physical length needed to mount this bit?
The 4xD designation indicates a flute length roughly four times the 1/2-inch diameter, so the bit requires a chuck or holder that can accommodate that extra-long reach.
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