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Cleveland Jobber Drill 10.80mm Cobalt C15575 pneumatic accessory

SKU CH-PFGJ-ZV61S

A 10.80 mm cobalt jobber drill bit with a 135-degree split point for accurate drilling

  • TypeDrill Accessories
  • MaterialHAWA
  • Split-point tip reduces walking
  • 135° point angle cuts cleanly in hard metal
  • Cobalt steel resists heat and wear
  • 80 mm metric size matches jobber standard

Cleveland Jobber Drill 10.80 mm Cobalt

The Cleveland Jobber Drill 10.80 mm Cobalt C15575 is a precision cutting tool manufactured from HAWA cobalt material. It features a 135 degree split point design that enables accurate hole starts without walking. The straw bronze finish identifies the cobalt construction for professional workshops and maintenance teams.

Thermals noise and power draw

The drill bit operates without internal coolant channels so heat management relies on external lubrication and appropriate drilling speeds. Power consumption and noise levels are determined entirely by the pneumatic or electric drill motor driving the accessory. No thermal ratings or acoustic specifications are provided for the bit itself.

Highlights

  • Split-point tip reduces walking
  • 135° point angle cuts cleanly in hard metal
  • Cobalt steel resists heat and wear
  • 80 mm metric size matches jobber standard

Specifications

BrandCleveland
TypeDrill Accessories
MaterialHAWA

Questions about this item

How do I fit the 10.80 mm cobalt jobber drill into my pneumatic drill chuck, and what step is often missed?

Open the chuck fully, insert the straight shank until it seats, then tighten firmly; the step often missed is checking that the split point runs true before drilling.

When will the 135 degree split point on this cobalt bit need replacement?

Replace the bit when the split point no longer self-centres or when the cutting lips show visible rounding after resharpening.

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