Drill Bit KWB 525890 High-Speed Steel HSS 10mm Depth 155mm Height

Set of two stepped drill bits (4–12 mm and 4–30 mm) and one milling/drill bit Ø 6 mm in professional quality. All tools are made from high-speed steel (HSS) with a titanium nitride surface finish, designed for use in steel sheets, non-ferrous metals and plastics. Stepped drill bits feature common diameter steps and a spud tip to drill a range of hole sizes without pre-drilling, including in thin sheets; the design includes an edge-breaker for burr-free results. The routing drill bit serves for drilling and milling tasks such as creating elongated holes and enlarging existing holes. The set is supplied in a blister storage bag.

Advantages

The set combines stepped drill bits and a milling/drill bit for versatility across multiple hole sizes and shapes. HSS construction and titanium-nitride coating improve wear resistance and cutting durability. Spud-tip stepped bits allow drilling from small to larger diameters without prior pilot holes and the integrated edge-breaker reduces burr formation for cleaner finishes. The milling drill bit enables controlled enlargement and shaping of holes.

Suitable for

• Drilling various hole diameters in thin and medium-thickness steel sheets
• Working with non-ferrous metals (aluminium, brass)
• Drilling and milling in plastics
• Creating elongated or enlarged holes

Key specifications

• Included bits: stepped 4–12 mm, stepped 4–30 mm, routing/milling Ø 6 mm
• Material: High-Speed Steel (HSS)
• Surface finish: Titanium nitride (TiN) coating
• Packaging: blister storage bag
• Manufacturer: KWB, MPN 525890, EAN 4009315258904

How to use

Select the appropriate stepped drill bit for the target diameter and secure the workpiece. Use a drill with suitable speed for HSS tools and the material being drilled; apply steady feed pressure and start drilling with the spud tip to expand the hole through successive steps. For elongated or enlarged holes, switch to the Ø 6 mm routing drill bit and use controlled lateral movement or incremental passes to achieve the required shape and size. Keep the drill perpendicular where straight holes are needed and clear chips regularly.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting lubricant when drilling harder steels, avoid excessive speed to prevent overheating, and secure thin sheets with clamps to reduce vibration. Inspect bits for wear before use and replace when cutting performance declines.