M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Cyclone Xd 8X Coolant Fed Double Margin Drill 5/16 7.94mm
Coolant-fed double-margin drill cuts 5/16 in and 7.94 mm holes to 8× diameter depth
- 8× coolant-fed design clears chips efficiently
- Double-margin geometry improves hole accuracy and stability
- 5/16 inch / 7.94 mm diameter suits precise drilling tasks
- CXDCL3125AP part number ensures correct reorder identification
- California Prop 65 notice informs safe handling practices
Cyclone Xd 8X Coolant Drill
The M.A. Ford Cyclone Xd is a coolant fed double margin drill built for production drilling in tough alloys. Its 8X diameter design delivers deep hole capability with improved chip evacuation. Machinists gain a rigid tool that reduces deflection in high torque applications.
5/16 inch 7.94mm diameter
The cutting diameter of 5/16 inch and 7.94mm is the single specification that determines fit for the programmed hole size. Select this drill only when the blueprint calls for this exact nominal diameter. A different size will not satisfy the tolerance requirement.
Coolant fed double margin
Internal coolant channels deliver lubricant directly to the cutting edges for heat control and chip flushing. The double margin design adds a second land for superior hole straightness and surface finish. These features combine to extend tool life in deep hole drilling cycles.
Highlights
- 8× coolant-fed design clears chips efficiently
- Double-margin geometry improves hole accuracy and stability
- 5/16 inch / 7.94 mm diameter suits precise drilling tasks
- CXDCL3125AP part number ensures correct reorder identification
- California Prop 65 notice informs safe handling practices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 8X in Cyclone Xd 8X mean for drilling depth?
The 8X indicates the drill can reach a depth of eight times its diameter, so a 5/16 inch tool drills roughly 2.5 inches deep in one pass.
How does the coolant-fed design affect chip evacuation?
Internal coolant channels flush chips from the hole continuously, preventing clogging and reducing heat at the cutting edges during deep drilling.
What shank size fits a standard holder for this 5/16 inch drill?
The drill uses a 5/16 inch (7.94 mm) straight shank that matches common collets and hydraulic holders for that diameter.
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