M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford CDACR1935 Cyclone Drill Aluminum 5X 2 Flute Coolant Fed
Cyclone drill engineered for aluminium with 5x reach, two flutes and coolant feed
- Cyclone design drills aluminium efficiently
- 5× diameter reach handles deep holes
- Two-flute geometry clears chips quickly
- Coolant-fed operation reduces heat build-up
- Brand-new tool arrives ready for work
M.A. Ford Cyclone Drill 1935
The M.A. Ford CDACR1935 Cyclone Drill is engineered specifically for aluminium machining with a 5X diameter coolant-fed design. Its two-flute geometry targets chip evacuation in non-ferrous materials. This new cutting tool suits CNC operators and job-shop machinists who need reliable performance in aluminium workpieces.
Coolant-fed 5X 2-flute configuration
Internal coolant delivery directs fluid to the cutting zone, reducing built-up edge and improving hole quality in aluminium. The two-flute layout balances chip space with core strength for the 5X length-to-diameter ratio. These features combine to extend tool life and maintain dimensional accuracy during deep-hole drilling cycles.
California Proposition 65 chemical notice
This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Buyers who require documentation free of Proposition 65 substances must seek alternative tooling. The notice applies to the drill as supplied and does not alter its cutting parameters.
Highlights
- Cyclone design drills aluminium efficiently
- 5× diameter reach handles deep holes
- Two-flute geometry clears chips quickly
- Coolant-fed operation reduces heat build-up
- Brand-new tool arrives ready for work
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often should the two-flute coolant-fed Cyclone drill be inspected or replaced during high-volume aluminum drilling?
Inspect the cutting edges after each shift; replace the drill when flank wear reaches the maximum allowance for the hole tolerance you are holding.
What limit appears first when the 5×-diameter Cyclone drill runs continuously in aluminum?
Chip evacuation through the coolant-fed flutes typically becomes the limiting factor before the tool reaches its thermal limit.
How much noise and heat does the M.A. Ford CDACR1935 generate during all-day production runs?
Expect shop-floor noise levels typical for solid-carbide drills in aluminum; the internal coolant feed carries away most cutting heat, keeping the tool body warm rather than hot.
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