M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Cyclone Xd 8X Coolant Fed Double Margin Drill 5.40 mm
Coolant-fed double-margin drill with 8× diameter depth capability for 5.40 mm holes
- 8x diameter drilling depth reaches deep holes
- Coolant-fed design clears chips efficiently
- Double margin construction improves hole accuracy
- 40 mm diameter suits precise applications
- M.A. Ford quality ensures reliable performance
Precision drilling tool for coolant-fed operations
The M.A. Ford Cyclone Xd 8X Coolant Fed Double Margin Drill is a new cutting tool with a 5.40 mm diameter. It is designed for machinists and fabricators who need accurate holemaking with internal coolant delivery. The double margin design supports stability during deep drilling cycles.
Replaces standard drills lacking coolant channels
This drill upgrades from conventional twist drills that rely on external flood coolant. The jump is worth it when chip evacuation becomes difficult in deeper holes or when workpiece materials generate excessive heat. Internal coolant improves tool life and hole quality in those conditions.
Fits holders accepting 5.40 mm shanks
Installation requires a compatible tool holder or collet that secures the shank without runout. What usually goes wrong is insufficient clamping force or misalignment, which can cause vibration and premature wear. Verify holder cleanliness and concentricity before use.
Highlights
- 8x diameter drilling depth reaches deep holes
- Coolant-fed design clears chips efficiently
- Double margin construction improves hole accuracy
- 40 mm diameter suits precise applications
- M.A. Ford quality ensures reliable performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter does the 5.40 mm Cyclone Xd drill need to fit my tool holder?
The drill has a 5.40 mm diameter shank, so the holder or collet must accept that exact size.
How do I install the coolant-fed drill and what step is often missed?
Insert the drill into the holder, then connect the coolant supply to the through-tool port; the step often missed is verifying coolant flow before starting the spindle.
When will the double-margin drill need replacement or regrinding?
Replace or regrind when the cutting margins show visible wear or when hole tolerance exceeds your process limits.
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