Cleveland Golf
Cleveland Golf C13118 13/32 in 135° HSS drill bit
13/32 inch HSS drill bit with 135 degree split point for precise drilling
- TypeDrill Accessories
- MaterialHigh speed steel
- 13/32 in size drills precise holes
- 135° split point starts fast without wandering
- High-speed steel resists wear in tough materials
- Bright finish suits general-purpose drilling
- Jobber length reaches deeper work areas
Precision Drilling Accessory
The Cleveland Golf C13118 is a high-speed steel drill bit designed for workshop and industrial use. Its 13/32 inch diameter and 135-degree split point suit users who need accurate hole placement in metal stock.
Sustained Cutting Behaviour
The bright, uncoated high-speed steel construction maintains hardness during extended drilling cycles. The split point geometry reduces walking and lowers thrust requirements, helping the bit run cooler under continuous load.
Upgrade Path
This bit replaces worn or standard 118-degree points when cleaner breakthrough and tighter tolerances are needed. The jump is worth it for operators drilling harder alloys or requiring faster centring without a centre punch.
Highlights
- 13/32 in size drills precise holes
- 135° split point starts fast without wandering
- High-speed steel resists wear in tough materials
- Bright finish suits general-purpose drilling
- Jobber length reaches deeper work areas
Specifications
| Brand | Cleveland |
|---|---|
| Model | C13118 |
| Type | Drill Accessories |
| Material | High speed steel |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 13/32 in HSS bit generate when drilling continuously all day?
High-speed steel retains hardness at elevated temperatures, but sustained heavy drilling will still warm the bit; use cutting fluid and pause occasionally to prevent overheating.
What shank type does the C13118 need to fit my drill?
The bit has a straight round shank matching its 13/32 in diameter, so it requires a three-jaw chuck that opens to at least 0.4063 in.
Will the 135° split point work reliably in the older steel alloys I still machine?
The 135° split-point geometry self-centres and reduces thrust, making it effective on a wide range of ferrous materials including older alloy steels.
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