M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister Micro-Tuff Drill 0.45Mm pneumatic accessory
A 0.45 mm micro-tuff drill bit for precision pneumatic drilling applications
- Precision micro-drilling with 0.45 mm diameter
- Twister Micro-Tuff design for hard-material performance
- M.A. Ford manufacturing quality for professional use
- California Proposition 65 chemical hazard disclosure included
- New condition pneumatic accessory ready for immediate use
Micro drill for precision tasks
The M.A. Ford Twister Micro-Tuff Drill measures 0.45 mm and is built for very small holemaking in a pneumatic toolholder. It suits workshops that need a new, sharp cutter for fine detail work on metal or composite parts. The accessory arrives as a single cutting tool ready for immediate use. Buyers who need larger diameters or a full drill set will not find them here.
Limits of a 0.45 mm pneumatic bit
A cutter this small removes very little material per pass so feed rates must stay low to avoid breakage. Run-out in the collet or spindle becomes critical at this scale and can shorten tool life quickly. The tool is intended for light-duty cycles rather than continuous high-volume production. Operators without rigid pneumatic spindles or fine feed control should expect frequent replacement.
Replacing worn micro drills
This item replaces a dull or snapped 0.45 mm bit so the job can continue without reaming or changing the program. The jump is worth it when the old drill no longer holds size or produces a clean entry. Shops running the same micro-feature repeatedly will see immediate cycle-time recovery. It does not upgrade the machine, the holder or the coolant strategy.
Highlights
- Precision micro-drilling with 0.45 mm diameter
- Twister Micro-Tuff design for hard-material performance
- M.A. Ford manufacturing quality for professional use
- California Proposition 65 chemical hazard disclosure included
- New condition pneumatic accessory ready for immediate use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 0.45 mm Twister Micro-Tuff Drill or a different size?
Select the 0.45 mm drill when your application requires a hole of that exact diameter; other diameters in the range are separate part numbers and are not interchangeable with this one.
What does the 0.45 mm diameter mean when the drill is running in a pneumatic tool?
It produces a 0.45 mm hole in the workpiece; the actual result depends on the tool's run-out, the material being drilled and the feed pressure you apply.
What shank interface does the 305M0045AM use and what does that limit?
The drill fits a standard collet or chuck that accepts its shank diameter; the holding device determines the maximum run-out and the smallest drill size it can grip securely.
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