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Cleveland 7/16 inch vanadium HSS jobber drill bit black oxide finish

Cleveland

Cleveland 7/16" Vanadium HSS Jobber Drill Bit 118° C71028

SKU CH-BMNJ-XZWPS

Vanadium high-speed steel jobber drill bit with 118-degree point for 7/16 inch holes

  • TypeDrill Accessories
  • MaterialHAWA
  • 7/16 inch diameter drills standard fractional holes
  • 118 degree point angle centres quickly in metal
  • Vanadium high-speed steel resists wear during repeated use
  • Black oxide finish reduces friction and corrosion

7/16" Vanadium HSS Jobber Drill Bit

This 7/16 inch jobber drill bit is made from vanadium high-speed steel with a black oxide finish. It features a conventional 118 degree point angle for general-purpose drilling. The fractional inch size has a decimal equivalent of .4375. Suitable for professional and DIY users needing a reliable twist drill.

Replaces worn or undersized twist drills

The jobber length design fits standard drill chucks for handheld or press work. Vanadium HSS offers improved wear resistance over basic carbon steel bits. The jump is worth it when drilling harder materials like stainless steel or when longer tool life reduces changeover time. Not for coolant-through applications or specialised coated-bit requirements.

Highlights

  • 7/16 inch diameter drills standard fractional holes
  • 118 degree point angle centres quickly in metal
  • Vanadium high-speed steel resists wear during repeated use
  • Black oxide finish reduces friction and corrosion

Specifications

BrandCleveland
TypeDrill Accessories
MaterialHAWA

Questions about this item

What size drill chuck is needed for the 7/16 inch shank on this C71028 bit?

The bit has a 7/16 inch shank, so you need a drill chuck that opens to at least 0.4375 inches (11/16 or 1/2 inch capacity).

How do you correctly start a hole with the 118 degree conventional point on this vanadium HSS bit?

Use a centre punch to mark the centre, then apply steady pressure at low speed until the 118 degree point bites; skipping the punch mark makes the bit walk.

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