M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister Circuit Board Drill 3/16 30618750
A large-size circuit board drill with a 3/16 inch cutting diameter for precise hole-making in printed circuit boards
- 3/16 inch diameter drills precise circuit board holes
- M.A. Ford brand trusted by professionals for quality
- Twister design enhances chip removal during drilling
- Large size suits thicker board materials effectively
- California Prop 65 warning informs safe handling practices
Circuit Board Drill 3/16
The M.A. Ford Twister is a large-size drill bit designed for circuit board fabrication. It targets technicians and engineers who need precise holes in composite materials. The 3/16 inch diameter suits specific via and through-hole requirements.
Practical Drilling Limits
Performance depends on the rigidity of the drilling machine and the workpiece clamping. Feed rates and spindle speeds must match the substrate to avoid breakage or delamination. The tool is not suited for hand-held use or high-volume production without proper equipment.
Installation and Common Issues
The drill fits standard collets or chucks accepting the 3/16 shank. Secure clamping is essential to prevent runout and premature wear. Common failures include tip chipping from excessive feed pressure and shank slippage in worn holders.
Highlights
- 3/16 inch diameter drills precise circuit board holes
- M.A. Ford brand trusted by professionals for quality
- Twister design enhances chip removal during drilling
- Large size suits thicker board materials effectively
- California Prop 65 warning informs safe handling practices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Is the 3/16 inch Twister drill the only size available in this series?
The listing covers the 30618750 model in a 3/16 inch diameter; other sizes would carry different part numbers and are not described here.
How does the 3/16 inch diameter perform when drilling typical circuit-board material?
The 3/16 inch Twister drill is designed for large-size circuit-board holes, giving clean entry and exit in standard laminates without the need for pilot holes.
What shank style does the 30618750 use and which collets or chucks accept it?
The drill uses a standard straight shank that fits common 3/16 inch collets and drill chucks found on PCB drilling machines and precision rotary tools.
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