M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford CXDSR 1010AP Cyclone Xd 5X Double Margin Drill 10.10 mm
A 10.10 mm solid double-margin drill designed for 5× diameter depth drilling
- 5x diameter drilling depth reduces cycle time
- Double margin design improves hole straightness and finish
- 10 mm diameter suits precise metric holes
- Solid carbide construction resists wear in tough materials
- Cyclone Xd geometry enhances chip evacuation
10.10 mm Cyclone Xd drill
The M.A. Ford CXDSR 1010AP is a solid carbide drill with a 5X diameter drilling depth and a double margin design. It is built for high-performance drilling in demanding materials. The tool targets machinists and maintenance teams who need accurate holes with improved stability and finish.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
This drill suits professionals producing deep holes up to five times the diameter in tough alloys or hardened steels where double margins aid guidance. It is not for buyers who need a longer reach beyond the 5X ratio or a different cutting diameter for their specific application.
Behaviour under sustained load
The double margin construction supports consistent hole straightness and surface quality during extended cutting cycles. Solid carbide substrate maintains edge resistance when heat builds in deep-hole operations. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to chemicals present in the product.
Highlights
- 5x diameter drilling depth reduces cycle time
- Double margin design improves hole straightness and finish
- 10 mm diameter suits precise metric holes
- Solid carbide construction resists wear in tough materials
- Cyclone Xd geometry enhances chip evacuation
Specifications
| Brand | M.A. FORD |
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Questions about this item
What drill chuck size is required to hold the 10.10 mm shank?
A chuck that opens to at least 10.10 mm is needed to grip the drill's shank securely.
Can the 10.10 mm diameter be used to enlarge holes started with a smaller pilot drill?
Yes, the 10.10 mm cutting diameter will follow a smaller pilot hole if the pilot is centred and the workpiece is clamped rigidly.
How can I confirm the drill is cutting correctly after the first few seconds?
Look for continuous, well-formed chips and a steady feed force; chatter or blue discolouration on the flutes indicates a setup issue.
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