M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister XD 5X Solid Carbide Drill 4.80 mm
Solid carbide drill bit creates precise 4.80 mm holes in tough materials
- 5x diameter drilling depth for deeper holes in one pass
- Solid carbide construction resists wear in tough materials
- 80 mm diameter suits precise metric hole requirements
- Twister XD geometry improves chip evacuation while cutting
- California Proposition 65 warning notes regulated chemical content
Solid Carbide Drill 4.80 mm
The M.A. Ford Twister XD 5X is a solid carbide drill bit sized at 4.80 mm. It is built for machine shops and maintenance teams that need reliable holemaking in steel, cast iron and similar alloys. The 5X diameter-to-length ratio suits short-depth drilling in CNC and manual operations.
Replacing worn HSS or cobalt drills
Switching to this carbide tool makes sense when high-speed steel bits dull too quickly or when cycle time must be reduced. The upgrade pays off in repeatable hole size and longer intervals between tool changes. It is not for buyers who need a larger diameter or a longer flute length than 5X.
Fits standard 4.80 mm tool holders
The shank matches common collet and chuck sizes for 4.80 mm tooling, so no adapter is required. Rigid workpiece clamping and proper coolant delivery let the drill reach its design life. The bit does not suit handheld drilling or applications without through-coolant capability.
Highlights
- 5x diameter drilling depth for deeper holes in one pass
- Solid carbide construction resists wear in tough materials
- 80 mm diameter suits precise metric hole requirements
- Twister XD geometry improves chip evacuation while cutting
- California Proposition 65 warning notes regulated chemical content
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank size fits the 4.80 mm Twister XD 5X drill?
The drill has a 4.80 mm diameter shank; use a collet or chuck that accepts 4.80 mm round shanks.
How do you install the drill without damaging the solid carbide tip?
Insert the shank fully into the holder, tighten evenly, and start the spindle at low speed before engaging the workpiece.
When does the solid carbide drill need replacement?
Replace the drill when the cutting edges show visible wear, chipping, or when hole quality and feed rates decline noticeably.
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