Irwin Tools 585-54009 9-piece bolt extractor set pneumatic accessory
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Cleveland
A 60-degree single-flute countersink made from high-speed steel for pneumatic use
The Cleveland C46126 is a single-flute countersink built from high-speed steel for pneumatic tooling. It suits metalworking shops and maintenance teams that need clean, chatter-free chamfers in steel or aluminium. The black-oxide finish adds wear resistance and reduces galling during repetitive use. This accessory fits standard pneumatic holders for quick changeover on the shop floor.
The 60-degree cutting angle handles deburring and fastener seating for matching hardware profiles. It runs out when a 90-degree seat is specified or when multi-flute geometry is required for heavier stock removal. Buyers needing a 90-degree countersink or a set with multiple diameters should select a different tool. The single-flute design also limits feed rates in abrasive alloys compared to multi-flute alternatives.
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Countersinks & Sets |
No, this countersink cuts a 60-degree angle while your hardware uses 90 degrees, so the chamfers will not match.
Verify the finished hole shows a clean 60-degree chamfer with no chatter marks on the workpiece.
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