M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford CXDCR 0590AP 5.90mm Cyclone Xd 5X Coolant Fed Double Margin Drill
A 5.90 mm double-margin drill with internal coolant feed for five-times-diameter depth
- 5X drilling depth reaches deeper holes in one pass
- Coolant-fed design removes heat and chips from the cut zone
- Double-margin geometry improves hole straightness and finish
- 90 mm diameter suits precise metric drilling needs
- Cyclone Xd series built for high-performance drilling applications
Precision Drilling Tool
The M.A. Ford CXDCR 0590AP is a 5.90 mm Cyclone Xd drill designed for coolant-fed operation. Its double margin geometry supports straightness and hole quality in demanding materials. This new cutting tool targets machinists producing deep, accurate holes in production environments.
Upgrade From Standard Drills
The design replaces conventional twist drills when coolant delivery and hole straightness become critical. The jump is worth it for high-volume jobs where wander or poor finish on standard tools increases scrap or cycle time. It addresses the need for consistent performance in deep-hole applications.
Capacity And Headroom
The 5.90 mm diameter handles close-tolerance holes in tough alloys with reliable chip evacuation. It runs out when hole depth exceeds the 5X diameter reach or when larger diameters are required. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for chemical exposure.
Highlights
- 5X drilling depth reaches deeper holes in one pass
- Coolant-fed design removes heat and chips from the cut zone
- Double-margin geometry improves hole straightness and finish
- 90 mm diameter suits precise metric drilling needs
- Cyclone Xd series built for high-performance drilling applications
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What diameter hole does the 5.90 mm drill produce?
The drill cuts a 5.90 mm diameter hole using its double-margin design for improved hole straightness and finish
How is coolant delivered to the cutting zone?
Coolant flows through the internal channels of the 5X Cyclone Xd body and exits at the drill point to flush chips and reduce heat
When should the drill be replaced?
Replace the tool when flank wear reaches the manufacturer's limit or when hole size exceeds tolerance due to margin wear
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