M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister Gp 3X Drill 9.80mm 22638580
A 9.80 mm Twister Gp 3X drill bit for high-performance drilling in metal
- Precise 9.80 mm diameter for accurate hole sizing
- Twister Gp 3X geometry improves chip evacuation
- M.A. Ford manufacturing ensures professional-grade durability
- New condition guarantees full factory performance
- California Prop 65 warning discloses regulated chemical content
9.80 mm Twister Gp 3X Drill
The M.A. Ford Twister Gp 3X Drill is a 9.80 mm cutting tool built for precision holemaking in metal. It targets machinists and maintenance technicians who need reliable performance in production or repair environments. The tool carries part number 22638580 for easy identification and reordering.
Replaces worn or standard drills
This drill upgrades from conventional bits that dull quickly or wander in harder materials. The jump is worth it when hole accuracy and tool life become bottlenecks in daily workflow. It suits shops ready to move beyond general-purpose tooling for specific 9.80 mm requirements.
Handles 9.80 mm holes in steel and alloy
The geometry comfortably manages repeated drilling at this diameter in typical ferrous and non-ferrous metals. It runs out when applications demand larger diameters, deeper holes beyond standard flute length, or specialised coatings not featured on this model. California Proposition 65 warnings apply.
Highlights
- Precise 9.80 mm diameter for accurate hole sizing
- Twister Gp 3X geometry improves chip evacuation
- M.A. Ford manufacturing ensures professional-grade durability
- New condition guarantees full factory performance
- California Prop 65 warning discloses regulated chemical content
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 9.80 mm drill shank fit my drill chuck?
The 9.80 mm shank fits any drill chuck with a maximum capacity of 9.80 mm or larger; open the jaws fully, insert the shank completely, and tighten all three jaws evenly so the flutes stay centred.
What is the correct way to install this Twister Gp 3X drill bit?
Secure the workpiece, set the drill to the recommended speed for the material, apply steady axial pressure, and avoid side loading; the most common mistake is starting at high speed before the tip has centred.
How do I know when this 9.80 mm drill needs replacement?
Replace the drill when the cutting lips show visible wear, chips no longer form cleanly, or the hole diameter exceeds tolerance; re-sharpening is possible but restores original geometry only with proper equipment.
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