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Cleveland C26086 Chucking Reamer 13mm HSS Straight pneumatic accessory
A 13 mm high-speed steel chucking reamer with a straight shank for precision hole finishing
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- 13 mm cutting diameter for precise hole finishing
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during repeated use
- Bright uncoated surface suits general-purpose reaming
- Straight shank fits standard chucking holders directly
- Metric sizing matches common workshop specifications
13 mm HSS Chucking Reamer
This Cleveland C26086 reamer is a straight-flute, high-speed steel tool for precision hole finishing. It delivers a 13.00 mm metric diameter with a bright, uncoated surface. The design suits machine-shop chucking operations that require tight tolerances.
CNC operators and tool-room technicians
Machinists needing an accurate 13 mm finish reamer for through or blind holes will find this tool fit for purpose. It is not intended for hand-reaming, for coated-tool life requirements, or for non-standard diameters outside the 13.00 mm size.
13.00 mm straight-flute HSS specification
The decisive attribute is the 13.00 mm straight-flute high-speed steel construction, which fixes the hole size and material compatibility. No other diameter, flute style or coating option is available for this part number.
Highlights
- 13 mm cutting diameter for precise hole finishing
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during repeated use
- Bright uncoated surface suits general-purpose reaming
- Straight shank fits standard chucking holders directly
- Metric sizing matches common workshop specifications
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Reamers |
Questions about this item
How often will the 13 mm HSS cutting edges need resharpening?
Resharpening frequency depends on the workpiece material and feed rate; high-speed steel dulls faster in abrasive alloys, so inspect the flutes regularly and regrind when hole finish degrades.
What limits continuous reaming depth with the straight-flute design?
Chip evacuation is the first bottleneck — straight flutes cannot lift swarf from deep holes, so peck cycles or through-coolant become necessary once depth exceeds roughly three times the diameter.
How much heat builds up in the 13.00 mm shank during all-day pneumatic use?
The bright uncoated HSS body conducts heat into the chuck; expect noticeable warmth after prolonged cuts, so allow cool-down pauses or use cutting fluid to manage temperature.
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