M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford CDACRM0830 Cyclone Drill Aluminum 5X 2 Flute Coolant Fed
A Cyclone drill for aluminium with a 5X length, two flutes and coolant feed
- Cyclone geometry drills aluminium efficiently
- 5× diameter reach extends hole depth
- Two-flute design clears chips fast
- Coolant-fed operation controls cutting heat
- M.A. Ford quality backs every drill
Cyclone Drill For Aluminum 5X 2 Flute
The M.A. Ford CDACRM0830 Cyclone Drill is a coolant-fed cutting tool designed for aluminium work. Its two-flute geometry and 5X diameter-to-length ratio support deep-hole drilling with efficient chip evacuation. The drill suits CNC and manual operations that require straight, accurate holes in non-ferrous alloys.
Upgrade From Standard Twist Drills
Conventional twist drills often struggle with chip packing and heat in deep aluminium holes. The coolant-fed design and specialised flute form address those limits, making the step-up worthwhile when hole depth exceeds typical stub-length capacity or when surface finish and tool life become critical. Production shops seeing premature wear or wander on long reaches gain the most.
Shops Drilling Deep Aluminium Holes
This drill fits machinists who run aluminium alloys and need reliable coolant delivery through the tool. It is not for buyers who need a general-purpose bit for steel, stainless steel or composite materials. Shops without through-spindle coolant capability or those drilling only shallow holes will not use the features this tool provides.
Highlights
- Cyclone geometry drills aluminium efficiently
- 5× diameter reach extends hole depth
- Two-flute design clears chips fast
- Coolant-fed operation controls cutting heat
- M.A. Ford quality backs every drill
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter fits the CDACRM0830 cyclone drill?
The drill uses a standard shank that matches the holder for 5×D aluminium drilling.
How do I install the coolant-fed drill correctly?
Insert the drill fully into the tool holder, engage the coolant supply, and verify flow before starting the spindle.
When should the 2-flute drill be replaced?
Replace it when flank wear reaches the shop limit or when hole size drifts outside the required tolerance.
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