M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford CDACR4531 Cyclone Drill For Aluminum 5X 2 Flute Coolant Fed
Cyclone drill with coolant feed and two flutes designed for aluminium at five times diameter
- Designed for aluminium with 5X length for deep holes
- Two-flute geometry clears chips efficiently in soft metals
- Coolant-fed design reduces heat and extends tool life
- Brand-new M.A. Ford tooling ensures consistent performance
- California Prop 65 notice included for workplace safety awareness
Cyclone Drill For Aluminum 5X
The M.A. Ford CDACR4531 Cyclone Drill is a coolant-fed cutting tool designed for aluminium work. Its 2-flute geometry supports efficient chip evacuation during high-speed drilling operations. This drill targets machinists and fabricators who need reliable performance in non-ferrous materials.
Replaces standard twist drills in aluminium
Upgrading from conventional drills is worth it when coolant-through capability and a dedicated 5X aluminium geometry reduce cycle time and improve hole quality. The specialised flute design minimises built-up edge and extends tool life in production environments. Shops running high-volume aluminium jobs see the clearest return on this investment.
Check spindle coolant delivery
Verify that your machine spindle and tool holder support through-coolant delivery before ordering. Confirm the shank dimensions match your collet or chuck system for secure clamping. Ensure your workpiece setup allows adequate coolant flow to the cutting zone for optimal chip evacuation.
Highlights
- Designed for aluminium with 5X length for deep holes
- Two-flute geometry clears chips efficiently in soft metals
- Coolant-fed design reduces heat and extends tool life
- Brand-new M.A. Ford tooling ensures consistent performance
- California Prop 65 notice included for workplace safety awareness
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter and flute length does the CDACR4531 need to clear in a 5×D coolant-fed holder?
The CDACR4531 is a 5×D cyclone drill with two flutes and internal coolant feed; match the holder bore to the drill shank and ensure the flute length clears the 5×D depth.
Which step is most often missed when installing this coolant-fed cyclone drill in a CNC spindle?
Failing to purge air from the internal coolant channel before the first peck cycle, which causes pressure loss and poor chip evacuation in aluminium.
When should the CDACR4531 be replaced based on wear observed in aluminium drilling?
Replace the drill when flank wear on the two cutting edges reaches the manufacturer’s wear limit or when hole diameter falls outside tolerance.
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