M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister Micro-Tuff Drill 1/64 30501560AM
Drills precise 1/64 inch holes in tough materials with Micro-Tuff coating
- 1/64 inch drill for micro-hole precision
- Micro-Tuff coating extends tool life
- Twister flute design improves chip evacuation
- California Prop 65 warning for cancer risk
- California Prop 65 warning for reproductive harm
Twister Micro-Tuff Drill 1/64
The M.A. Ford Twister Micro-Tuff Drill in 1/64 size is a precision cutting tool designed for creating extremely small holes. It suits machinists, engineers and hobbyists who need accurate micro-drilling capability in a variety of materials.
Micro-Tuff coating and shank fit
The Micro-Tuff coating increases wear resistance and extends tool life during high-speed drilling operations. Its standard shank fits common drill chucks and collets, allowing quick changes on drill presses, milling machines or handheld rotary tools without special adapters.
1/64 inch diameter decides fit
The 1/64 inch diameter is the critical specification that determines whether this drill matches the required hole size. Buyers needing larger diameters or different flute lengths must select another tool, as this model addresses only this specific micro-dimension.
Highlights
- 1/64 inch drill for micro-hole precision
- Micro-Tuff coating extends tool life
- Twister flute design improves chip evacuation
- California Prop 65 warning for cancer risk
- California Prop 65 warning for reproductive harm
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What collet or chuck size is required for the 1/64 inch shank of the M.A. Ford 30501560AM Twister Micro-Tuff Drill?
Use a collet or chuck that is rated to hold a 1/64 inch shank; standard drill chucks often cannot close small enough to grip this diameter securely.
What minimum clearance is needed around the drill point when using the 1/64 inch M.A. Ford 30501560AM in a CNC or handheld tool?
Allow enough spindle run-out clearance for the full drill length so the tip does not contact the workpiece or fixture before the spindle reaches full speed.
Which step is most often missed when installing the M.A. Ford 30501560AM Twister Micro-Tuff Drill in a high-speed spindle?
Verify that the spindle run-out is within the tool-holder specification before tightening the collet; excessive run-out will break the 1/64 inch drill on the first plunge.
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