M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister GP Circuit Board Drill .0060 30200600
A .0060 inch circuit board drill for precise hole-making in electronics work
- Precision drilling for circuit boards with .0060 diameter
- M.A. Ford quality construction for reliable performance
- Twister GP design optimised for clean hole cutting
- California Prop 65 compliance disclosure included
- Manufacturer direct shipping on orders over $75
M.A. Ford Twister GP Drill .0060
This M.A. Ford Twister GP circuit board drill carries part number 30200600 and a .0060 designation. It is a new power-tool accessory built for precision drilling in printed circuit board materials. The bit suits technicians and engineers who need a dedicated small-diameter cutter for board work.
California Proposition 65 limits
California Proposition 65 applies to this product. The drill contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer. It also contains a chemical known to the state to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. Users must follow local safety regulations and handling guidelines when machining with this bit.
.0060 diameter headroom
The .0060 diameter defines the cutting envelope for fine feature work. It comfortably handles narrow trace isolation and small via drilling in standard board stacks. The bit runs out when hole sizes exceed this diameter or when material thickness demands a longer flute length than the tool provides.
Highlights
- Precision drilling for circuit boards with .0060 diameter
- M.A. Ford quality construction for reliable performance
- Twister GP design optimised for clean hole cutting
- California Prop 65 compliance disclosure included
- Manufacturer direct shipping on orders over $75
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which M.A. Ford Twister GP drill size should I select for my circuit board work?
The 30200600 model is supplied in a .0060 diameter; choose this version when your board layout requires that specific hole size.
What does the .0060 diameter mean when the drill is in the machine?
It produces a 0.0060-inch hole in the circuit board, matching the via or pad dimensions called out in your design files.
What shank standard does the 30200600 use and what does that limit?
The drill follows common industry shank dimensions for PCB tooling, so it fits standard collets and limits you to machines that accept that shank size.
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