M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Cyclone Xd 5X Solid Double Margin Drill 4.60Mm
A 4.60 mm solid double-margin drill designed for 5× diameter depth drilling
- 60 mm diameter drills precise holes
- 5× diameter flute length reaches deep cavities
- Double-margin design improves hole straightness
- Solid carbide construction resists wear
- Cyclone Xd geometry reduces cutting forces
4.60 mm Solid Double Margin Drill
The M.A. Ford Cyclone Xd 5X is a 4.60 mm solid carbide drill featuring a double margin design. It is intended for precision holemaking in demanding materials. The tool suits professional machinists and maintenance teams requiring accurate, straight holes. Its 5X diameter length capability supports deeper drilling operations.
Suited for high-precision drilling tasks
This drill suits users producing close-tolerance holes in tough alloys and hardened steels. The double margin improves guidance and finish quality. It is not suited for hand-held drilling or very large diameter work. Buyers needing coolant-through capability or different flute lengths should look at alternative tooling.
Stable performance in sustained cutting
The solid carbide construction and double margin geometry maintain hole straightness and size during extended cuts. Heat resistance allows consistent feed rates without rapid wear. The tool resists deflection when drilling deeper holes at 5X diameter. Chip evacuation remains effective throughout the drilling cycle.
Highlights
- 60 mm diameter drills precise holes
- 5× diameter flute length reaches deep cavities
- Double-margin design improves hole straightness
- Solid carbide construction resists wear
- Cyclone Xd geometry reduces cutting forces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What chuck size do I need to hold the 4.60 mm shank?
Use a drill chuck or collet that accepts a 4.60 mm round shank; the drill has no flats, so a three-jaw chuck or ER collet sized for 4.60 mm is required.
Will the 5× diameter flute length reach through the same thickness as my old 3× jobber drills?
The 5× flute gives a longer reach than a standard 3× jobber, so it can drill deeper holes in one pass, but the longer flute also needs more chip clearance and rigid setup.
How can I confirm the double-margin design is guiding the hole correctly after setup?
Check that the finished hole shows consistent diameter at both entry and exit, with minimal wander and a smooth surface finish on the margins.
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