M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford CDACR4062 Cyclone Drill for Aluminum 5x 2 Flute Coolant Fed
A Cyclone drill with two flutes and internal coolant feed for aluminium machining
- Cyclone geometry cuts aluminium cleanly
- Two-flute design evacuates chips efficiently
- Coolant-fed operation extends tool life
- 5× diameter reach drills deeper holes
- M.A. Ford quality ensures reliable performance
Aluminium drilling with 5× diameter reach
The M.A. Ford CDACR4062 Cyclone drill is built for aluminium workpieces and delivers a 5× diameter drilling depth in a single pass. Its two-flute geometry and internal coolant feed evacuate chips efficiently, reducing heat buildup and improving hole quality in soft, gummy alloys. The tool suits CNC operators and job-shop machinists who need consistent performance on aluminium components.
Coolant-fed flutes change chip control
Internal coolant channels direct fluid straight to the cutting edges, flushing chips from deep holes that external flood coolant cannot reach. This prevents chip packing, reduces re-cutting and extends tool life when drilling 5× diameter depths. The two-flute design maintains strength while providing enough chip space for aluminium’s long, stringy swarf.
Prop 65 chemicals require handling care
The drill contains substances listed under California Proposition 65 as known to cause cancer and reproductive harm. Shops must follow local safety regulations, provide appropriate personal protective equipment and ensure ventilation or coolant management limits operator exposure. Buyers who need a tool without these listed substances should select an alternative product.
Highlights
- Cyclone geometry cuts aluminium cleanly
- Two-flute design evacuates chips efficiently
- Coolant-fed operation extends tool life
- 5× diameter reach drills deeper holes
- M.A. Ford quality ensures reliable performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often should the Cyclone drill model 4062 be resharpened when cutting aluminum?
Resharpening intervals depend on feed rate, coolant quality and aluminium alloy hardness; inspect the cutting edges after each shift and regrind when flank wear reaches the manufacturer's recommended limit.
What limits continuous drilling with the 2-flute coolant-fed design?
Chip evacuation capacity of the two flutes and coolant pressure determine the maximum sustainable depth before heat buildup forces a pause.
How hot does the CDACR4062 get during all-day production runs?
With proper coolant flow the tool body stays near coolant temperature; excessive heat signals insufficient flow or dull edges rather than a design limit.
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