Westward
Westward 6EXL8 Drill/Tap/Countersink Bit #8-32 3 in
Combines drilling, tapping and countersinking for #8-32 threads in M2 steel
- TypeDrill Accessories
- MaterialM2 Steel
- Drills, taps and countersinks in one pass with #8-32 UNC threads
- M2 high-speed steel construction resists wear during repeated use
- Bright uncoated finish allows visual inspection of cutting edges
- 3 in overall length reaches deeper holes without extension
- Combines three operations to reduce tool changes on the job
Drill/Tap/Countersink Bit #8-32
This Westward 6EXL8 combines drilling, tapping and countersinking in one M2 steel tool. It is designed for tradespeople and technicians who need to prepare threaded holes quickly. The bit suits maintenance, fabrication and assembly tasks where separate steps would slow the job down.
3 in Overall Length and Bright Finish
At three inches long the bit reaches into typical workpiece depths without excessive overhang. The uncoated bright surface is standard for high-speed steel and allows easy inspection of cutting edges. A standard quick-change shank fits common drill chucks and impact drivers for fast swaps on site.
#8-32 UNC Thread Specification
This bit cuts a #8-32 Unified National Coarse thread, so it matches only fasteners with that exact pitch and diameter. Buyers needing metric threads, finer UNF pitches or larger diameters must select a different tool. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Highlights
- Drills, taps and countersinks in one pass with #8-32 UNC threads
- M2 high-speed steel construction resists wear during repeated use
- Bright uncoated finish allows visual inspection of cutting edges
- 3 in overall length reaches deeper holes without extension
- Combines three operations to reduce tool changes on the job
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 6EXL8 |
| Type | Drill Accessories |
| Material | M2 Steel |
Questions about this item
What thread standard does the #8-32 tap follow?
The tap cuts a #8-32 UNC thread, the standard coarse series for this diameter.
What shank style does the bit use for mounting?
It has a straight High Speed Steel shank that fits standard drill chucks.
How should the bit be installed to avoid breaking the tap?
Clamp the bit securely, apply steady axial pressure, and use cutting fluid while drilling and tapping in one pass.
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