M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister GP 5X Drill Straight Shank No 62
Twister GP 5X drill with straight shank, size number 62 for precise drilling tasks
- Twister GP 5X geometry drills five times deeper
- Straight shank design fits standard drill chucks securely
- Size 62 meets precise hole-diameter requirements
- Manufactured by M.A. Ford for reliable performance
- California Proposition 65 warning informs safe handling practices
Twister GP 5X Drill No 62
The M.A. Ford Twister GP 5X Drill is a straight-shank cutting tool identified by the number 62. It is intended for machinists and maintenance teams who need a dedicated drill for general-purpose holemaking in metal or plastic.
California Proposition 65 notices
The product carries two Proposition 65 warnings required for sale in California. One states the item contains a chemical known to cause cancer, and the other states it contains a chemical known to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Part number 30003800
The manufacturer part number 30003800 is the single identifier that confirms you are ordering the exact Twister GP 5X Drill No 62. Buyers who need a different diameter or shank style must select another part number.
Highlights
- Twister GP 5X geometry drills five times deeper
- Straight shank design fits standard drill chucks securely
- Size 62 meets precise hole-diameter requirements
- Manufactured by M.A. Ford for reliable performance
- California Proposition 65 warning informs safe handling practices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How long will the M.A. Ford Twister GP 5X Drill No 62 stay sharp before it needs replacing?
The drill is a consumable cutting tool; its lifespan depends on the material being drilled, cutting speed, feed rate and coolant use. Replace it when the cutting edges dull or chip.
What stops the M.A. Ford Twister GP 5X Drill No 62 from drilling deeper in a single pass?
The straight shank length and flute length set the maximum depth per pass; chips must clear the flutes to avoid binding and overheating.
Does the M.A. Ford Twister GP 5X Drill No 62 get hot or noisy during continuous drilling?
Heat builds at the cutting zone during sustained use; use cutting fluid and proper speeds to manage temperature. Noise level depends on the machine spindle and workpiece rigidity.
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