M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford CXDSS 0700AP 3X Solid Double Margin Drill 7.00Mm
7.00 mm solid double-margin drill delivers 3× diameter depth for precise holes
- Solid double-margin design improves hole accuracy
- 3X flute geometry enhances chip evacuation
- 00 mm diameter suits precision drilling tasks
- Cyclone XD series built for demanding applications
- New condition ensures full factory performance
Application & User
The M.A. Ford CXDSS 0700AP is a 3X solid double margin drill sized at 7.00 mm. It targets machinists and maintenance teams who need a dedicated Cyclone Xd tool for accurate hole production in a range of materials. Buyers requiring different diameters or longer reach should select another variant.
Thermals, Noise & Power
Cutting temperature and sound output depend on the machine spindle, coolant strategy and workpiece material rather than on the drill itself. The solid construction and double margin design help stabilise the cut, which can reduce vibration and heat buildup during normal drilling cycles.
Build Integration
The 7.00 mm shank fits standard tool holders and collets that accept this diameter. No proprietary interface or special coolant hardware is required. The 3X length ratio keeps the tool compact enough for tight machine envelopes while still providing sufficient flute length for chip evacuation in typical through-hole or blind-hole operations.
Highlights
- Solid double-margin design improves hole accuracy
- 3X flute geometry enhances chip evacuation
- 00 mm diameter suits precision drilling tasks
- Cyclone XD series built for demanding applications
- New condition ensures full factory performance
Specifications
| Brand | M.A. FORD |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 7.00 mm Cyclone Xd drill in my drill press, and what step is often missed?
Chuck the shank fully and tighten each jaw evenly so the double margins run true; the step most people miss is checking run-out with a dial indicator before cutting.
What maintenance or replacement will the CXDSS 0700AP need after extended use?
The solid carbide body cannot be sharpened economically; once the 7.00 mm margins wear beyond tolerance the drill must be replaced.
What limit appears first when the 7.00 mm drill runs at high feed rates for a long cycle?
Heat buildup in the workpiece and at the cutting edges becomes the limiting factor before the tool itself fails.
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