Drill America
Drill America DMOD44 Solid Carbide Jobber Drill Bit #44 118° 2
Solid carbide jobber drill bit with 118° point for accurate drilling in abrasive materials
- Solid carbide construction maintains accuracy in abrasive materials
- Uncoated bright finish suits high-temperature drilling applications
- 118° conventional point handles cast iron and non-ferrous alloys
- Round shank fits standard drill chucks securely
- 2" overall length with 1" flute depth reaches confined spaces
Drill America DMOD44 #44 Jobber Bit
The Drill America DMOD44 is a solid carbide jobber-length drill bit in size #44 with a 2 inch overall length. Its 118 degree conventional point and spiral flute design suit general-purpose drilling in a variety of materials. The bright uncoated finish and round shank fit standard drill chucks without modification.
Best for abrasive and high-temperature drilling
Machinists who need maintained accuracy in cast iron, high-silicon aluminium, copper, bronze, plastics or hard rubber will benefit from the carbide construction. Builders who require a coated bit for extended life in stainless steel or who need a larger diameter than #44 should look at something else.
118 degree conventional point angle
The 118 degree point determines how the bit starts and cuts across the listed materials. If your application demands a different point geometry such as a split point or a steeper angle for harder alloys, this bit will not meet that requirement.
Highlights
- Solid carbide construction maintains accuracy in abrasive materials
- Uncoated bright finish suits high-temperature drilling applications
- 118° conventional point handles cast iron and non-ferrous alloys
- Round shank fits standard drill chucks securely
- 2" overall length with 1" flute depth reaches confined spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat does the #44 solid carbide bit generate when drilling all day in high-temperature applications?
Solid carbide construction maintains cutting accuracy at elevated temperatures, making it suitable for prolonged high-temperature drilling in abrasive materials without losing dimensional stability.
What shank type must my drill chuck accept for this DMOD44 bit to work?
The bit features a round shank, so your drill chuck or collet must accommodate a cylindrical shank of the corresponding diameter for secure clamping.
Will the 118-degree conventional point work effectively in the older cast iron and bronze parts I still machine?
Yes, the 118-degree point is designed for materials such as cast iron, bronze, copper alloys and similar abrasive or non-ferrous metals commonly found in legacy workpieces.
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