M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford CXDCS6250AP Cyclone Xd coolant-fed drill 5/8
Coolant-fed double-margin drill for efficient chip evacuation in deep-hole applications
- Coolant-fed design delivers lubricant directly to the cutting zone
- Double-margin geometry improves hole straightness and surface finish
- 3X flute configuration enhances chip evacuation during deep drilling
- Cyclone Xd series built for high-performance production environments
- California Proposition 65 warning indicates regulated chemical content
Cyclone Xd 3X Coolant-Fed Drill
The M.A. Ford CXDCS6250AP Cyclone Xd is a 3X coolant-fed double margin drill sized at 5/8. It is built for machinists and tool rooms that need reliable chip evacuation and hole accuracy in production drilling applications.
Upgrade from standard twist drills
Conventional drills without through-coolant or double margins struggle with deep holes and difficult materials. The jump is worth it when coolant delivery through the tool and guided margins are required to maintain straightness and finish.
5/8 diameter capacity and headroom
The 5/8 diameter handles medium-size holes in steel, stainless and high-temp alloys where coolant pressure clears chips from the cut zone. It runs out when hole depth exceeds the 3X length ratio or when larger diameters are needed.
Highlights
- Coolant-fed design delivers lubricant directly to the cutting zone
- Double-margin geometry improves hole straightness and surface finish
- 3X flute configuration enhances chip evacuation during deep drilling
- Cyclone Xd series built for high-performance production environments
- California Proposition 65 warning indicates regulated chemical content
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter does the 5/8 inch Cyclone Xd drill need to fit my tool holder?
The drill has a 5/8 inch cutting diameter and a matching 5/8 inch shank, so it fits a standard 5/8 inch collet or chuck directly.
How do I connect coolant to the CXDCS6250AP and what step is often missed?
Connect the machine coolant supply to the drill's internal through-tool channels; the step often missed is verifying coolant pressure reaches the tip before starting the cut.
When should I replace the CXDCS6250AP drill?
Replace it when flank wear reaches the manufacturer's limit or when the double-margin lands show rounding that affects hole size and finish.
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