M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 22618110 Twister GP 3X drill 4.60 mm pneumatic accessory
4.60 mm Twister GP 3X drill bit designed for power and pneumatic tool use
- Precision drilling with 4.60 mm Twister GP 3X design
- Durable M.A. Ford construction for pneumatic applications
- New condition ensures reliable out-of-the-box performance
- California Prop 65 compliance disclosed for user safety
- Direct manufacturer supply supports consistent quality control
4.60 mm Twister GP 3X Drill
This M.A. Ford pneumatic accessory is a 4.60 mm drill designed for use with compatible air-powered tools. It suits technicians and metalworkers who need a dedicated small-diameter bit for precision drilling tasks in a workshop or maintenance environment.
Twister GP 3X flute geometry
The Twister GP 3X flute design supports efficient chip evacuation during operation. Its shank fits standard pneumatic drill chucks that accept 4.60 mm tooling, allowing quick changes without special adapters or proprietary mounting hardware.
Small-diameter application limits
The 4.60 mm cutting diameter restricts the tool to pilot holes, fine clearance work and similar light-duty drilling. It is not suited for larger hole sizes, heavy stock removal or materials that exceed the cutting capacity of this specific bit diameter.
Highlights
- Precision drilling with 4.60 mm Twister GP 3X design
- Durable M.A. Ford construction for pneumatic applications
- New condition ensures reliable out-of-the-box performance
- California Prop 65 compliance disclosed for user safety
- Direct manufacturer supply supports consistent quality control
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank size does the 4.60 mm Twister GP 3X drill require for mounting?
The drill has a 4.60 mm cutting diameter and is designed for standard drill chucks or collets that accept metric shanks of that size.
What pneumatic pressure and flow does the Twister GP 3X drill need to operate correctly?
The accessory is built for use with pneumatic drilling systems; match the air supply to the drill motor’s rated pressure and CFM for consistent speed.
Which installation step is most often missed when fitting the 22618110 drill into a pneumatic tool?
Users frequently forget to secure the shank fully in the chuck or collet before applying air, which can cause run-out or tool ejection.
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