M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford CXDSR 1140AP Cyclone Xd 5X Double Margin Drill 11.40mm
Solid double-margin drill cuts precise 11.40 mm holes five diameters deep
- Solid double-margin design improves hole accuracy
- 5× diameter drilling depth for deeper holes
- 40 mm diameter suits precise boring
- Cyclone Xd coating extends tool life
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
11.40mm Double Margin Drill
The M.A. Ford CXDSR 1140AP Cyclone Xd is a 5X solid carbide drill designed for high-precision holemaking. Its double margin construction improves hole straightness and surface finish in demanding materials. This tool targets machinists who need accurate deep-hole performance in a single operation.
Sustained Load Behaviour
The 5X diameter-to-length ratio supports stable drilling at depth without pecking cycles. Double margins guide the tool continuously, reducing wandering and heat buildup during extended cuts. Solid carbide substrate maintains edge integrity at higher speeds compared to cobalt alternatives.
Installation Notes
The 11.40mm shank fits standard ER collets or hydraulic holders matching that diameter. Runout must be minimised at the holder to preserve the double margin advantage. Improper coolant pressure or misalignment can cause premature margin wear and oversized holes.
Highlights
- Solid double-margin design improves hole accuracy
- 5× diameter drilling depth for deeper holes
- 40 mm diameter suits precise boring
- Cyclone Xd coating extends tool life
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat does the CXDSR 1140AP generate during extended drilling?
The solid carbide construction and double margin design help dissipate heat efficiently, while the Cyclone Xd coating reduces friction to keep temperatures lower during continuous 5x diameter drilling operations.
What tool holder or machine spindle is required for the 11.40mm shank?
This drill requires a compatible 11.40mm capacity collet, chuck or hydraulic holder with sufficient rigidity for 5xD drilling; the shank diameter matches the cutting diameter for direct holding.
Will this 11.40mm drill work reliably in older manual milling machines?
The 5xD length and double margin geometry demand stable, precise spindle runout; older manual machines may lack the rigidity and speed control needed for optimal performance and tool life.
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