M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 30010400 Twister Gp 5X Drill No 37
No 37 Twister GP 5X drill with straight shank for precision drilling tasks
- Twister Gp 5X design for efficient drilling
- Straight shank fits standard chucks securely
- Size No 37 for precise hole work
- M.A. Ford quality for reliable performance
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
M.A. Ford Twister Gp 5X Drill No 37
The M.A. Ford 30010400 Twister Gp 5X Drill is a straight-shank cutting tool sized at No 37. It is intended for machinists and maintenance technicians who need a precise hole in metal or plastic using a standard drill press or handheld driver.
Sustained drilling performance
The Twister Gp 5X geometry is engineered to evacuate chips efficiently during continuous cutting cycles. This reduces heat build-up at the tip so the drill maintains its diameter and surface finish over long production runs rather than dulling after a few holes.
Straight-shank mounting and shop safety
A plain cylindrical shank fits directly into three-jaw chucks or collet holders without adapters, simplifying tool changes on the bench. The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm, so operators should follow standard ventilation and personal-protection practices.
Highlights
- Twister Gp 5X design for efficient drilling
- Straight shank fits standard chucks securely
- Size No 37 for precise hole work
- M.A. Ford quality for reliable performance
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the No 37 drill bit generate noticeable heat or noise during extended drilling?
The Twister Gp 5X bit is a solid cutting tool with no motor or moving parts, so it produces no operational noise and only the heat created by friction in the workpiece.
What shank type must my drill chuck accept for this bit to fit?
The bit has a straight shank, so your drill chuck must be able to grip a smooth cylindrical shank of the corresponding diameter.
Can I use this No 37 bit in an older drill press that only takes straight-shank tooling?
Yes, the straight-shank design matches the chuck requirements of older drill presses that do not accept tapered or reduced-shank bits.
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