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Hikoki drill bit 9.2 mm HSS NWKb DIN 340 RN, ground shank 175–115 mm
Hikoki drill bit 9.2 mm HSS NWKb DIN 340 RN, ground shank 175–115 mm
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Hikoki drill bit 9.2 mm HSS NWKb DIN 340 RN, ground shank 175–115 mm
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Hikoki drill bit 9.2 mm HSS NWKb DIN 340 RN, ground shank 175–115 mm
Hikoki drill bit 9.2 mm HSS NWKb DIN 340 RN, ground shank 175–115 mm
Hikoki drill bit 9.2 mm HSS NWKb DIN 340 RN, ground shank 175–115 mm is a solid high-speed steel twist drill designed for metalworking and general drilling tasks. With a 9.2 mm diameter and NWKb point geometry, this drill bit is intended for through-holes, pilot holes and machining of steel and similar materials. The ground shank and DIN 340 RN profile provide concentricity and compatibility with hand-held drills and drill presses.
The HSS construction provides high wear resistance and heat tolerance for sustained cutting performance in metal. NWKb point geometry ensures reliable centering and reduces walking at drill start. The ground shank improves grip and runout control when clamped in chucks or drill holders. Overall design supports steady chip evacuation and consistent hole quality in steels and comparable materials.
Select an appropriate cutting speed and feed for the workpiece material and secure the workpiece. Clamp the drill bit securely in the chuck or holder using the ground shank to minimise runout. Start drilling at low speed to establish the hole and then increase speed as appropriate; use cutting fluid for steel to reduce heat and improve tool life. Withdraw the bit periodically for chip clearance when drilling deep holes.
For best results when drilling steel, use a suitable cutting lubricant, maintain proper speed and feed settings, and inspect the drill bit for wear or chipping before prolonged use. Replace the bit if the tip becomes blunt or damaged to preserve hole quality and reduce load on the tool and machine.
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