M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister Xd 3X Coolant Fed Drill 7/16
Three-flute coolant-fed drill cuts 7/16 inch holes with internal lubrication delivery
- 3X coolant-fed design clears chips efficiently
- 7/16 inch diameter suits precision drilling tasks
- M.A. Ford brand trusted for industrial tooling
- Twister Xd geometry enhances cutting performance
- California Proposition 65 warning indicates chemical disclosure
M.A. Ford Twister Xd 7/16 Drill
The M.A. Ford Twister Xd is a coolant-fed drill designed for high-performance holemaking in industrial and automotive workshops. Its 7/16 inch diameter suits precision drilling tasks where consistent coolant delivery extends tool life and improves finish quality. This new cutting tool arrives ready for immediate use in compatible drill presses or CNC setups.
Suited for production engineers and machinists
This drill serves operators who need reliable coolant-through capability for deeper holes or difficult alloys. It is not intended for hand-held drilling, for jobs requiring a different diameter, or for environments without coolant supply. Buyers needing non-coolant-fed variants or larger shank sizes should look at other product lines.
7/16 inch diameter with coolant feed
The defining specification is the 7/16 inch cutting diameter combined with internal coolant channels. This combination determines whether the tool matches the hole size and cooling requirements of the specific machining operation. Verify the diameter and coolant compatibility against the job requirements before ordering.
Highlights
- 3X coolant-fed design clears chips efficiently
- 7/16 inch diameter suits precision drilling tasks
- M.A. Ford brand trusted for industrial tooling
- Twister Xd geometry enhances cutting performance
- California Proposition 65 warning indicates chemical disclosure
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I fit the 7/16 shank into my spindle and start the coolant flow?
Clamp the shank in a compatible holder, align the drill so it runs true, then connect the machine's through-spindle coolant supply to the drill's internal feed hole before starting the cut.
Which part of the Twister Xd 3X wears out first and when should I replace it?
The cutting edges on the 7/16 diameter will dull with use; replace the drill when flank wear reaches the shop's limit or when hole quality drops below tolerance.
What stops me from running this coolant-fed drill continuously at high feed?
Heat buildup at the 7/16 cutting zone limits sustained use; if coolant pressure or volume drops, temperatures rise and the tool must be pulled to prevent failure.
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