M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister Gp Circuit Board Drill 30200430 No 101
A circuit-board drill sized No 101 for precise hole-making in printed circuit boards
- Precision drilling for circuit boards with Twister Gp design
- M.A. Ford manufacturing ensures professional-grade durability
- No 101 size targets specific PCB hole requirements
- Model 30200430 identifies exact replacement part
- California Prop 65 compliance disclosed for workplace safety
Twister Gp Circuit Board Drill No 101
The M.A. Ford Twister Gp Circuit Board Drill No 101 is a precision accessory for drilling printed circuit boards. It suits technicians and engineers who need accurate hole placement in prototype or production work.
Fits standard rotary tools and drill presses
The drill mounts in common collets or chucks used for small-diameter tooling. Its shank allows quick changes so the operator can move between hole sizes without re-aligning the workpiece.
Carbide construction resists wear during repeated
The cutting geometry stays sharp through extended runs on fibreglass-reinforced laminate. Heat buildup remains manageable when feed rates match the material, reducing the risk of delamination.
Highlights
- Precision drilling for circuit boards with Twister Gp design
- M.A. Ford manufacturing ensures professional-grade durability
- No 101 size targets specific PCB hole requirements
- Model 30200430 identifies exact replacement part
- California Prop 65 compliance disclosed for workplace safety
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the first limit you hit when drilling continuously with the 30200430?
The drill is designed for circuit-board work; sustained use will reach the bit’s heat tolerance before the motor does.
How much noise and heat does the No 101 produce during all-day operation?
It runs at typical high-speed drill sound levels and the body warms to a level that still allows hand-held use with gloves.
Which collet or chuck must I already own to mount the 30200430?
The shank matches standard 1/4-inch hex quick-change holders used on most rotary tools.
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