Guhring 9055250046500 RT100U/5525 Double Margin High Performance High Penetration Extra Length Drill, 4.65 mm Drill - Metric, 0.183 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 102 mm OAL, Carbide
5525004.65
MFG #: 9055250046500
$446.53
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Non-Stock Item
- Applicable Materials: Aluminum, Alloyed Steels, Free Cutting Steels, Tool Steels, Stainless Steels, Cast Iron, Brass, Bronze, Copper, Magnesium and Hardened Steels
- Country of Origin: DE
- Cutting Depth: 12XD
- Cutting Direction: Right Hand
- Cutting Edge Material: Carbide
- Drill Size - Decimal Inch: 0.183 in
- Drill Size - Metric: 4.65 mm
- Finish: Nano-FIREX® Coated
- Flute Length: 64 mm
- Flute Type: Spiral
- Manufacturer Name: Guhring
- Material: Carbide
- Number of Flutes: 2
- Overall Length: 102 mm
- Point Angle: 135 deg
- Point Type: Self-Centering
- Request For Quote: No
- Series: RT100U/5525
- Shank Size: 6 mm
- Shank Type: Straight
- Specifications Met: DIN 6535 HA
- Through Coolant (Yes/No): Yes
- Type: Double Margin High Performance High Penetration
The RT100 C style drill is a 2 flute, high penetration rate carbide drill designed to decrease cycle times and increase part quality. The point and flute geometry where developed to create a short, manageable chip form that can be easily evacuated from the hole. The RT100 C style drill has a self-centering point design that eliminates the need for preliminary spot drill operations. The wide-open flute design and short chip formation ability eliminates the need for peck drilling. The RT100 C drill can operate 3 to 5 times the penetration rate in inches per minute of a general purpose carbide drill thus reducing cycle time and decreasing manufacturing costs.
- Item Features
- Application
- Standards
- Optimized cutting edge geometry
- Special web thinning
- Special point grind
- Straight shank without flat
- Short chips
- Alignment accurate holes
- Powerful machines
- Maximum conc error of clamp
For hydraulic chucks and universal applications
DIN 6535-HA|PROP65: This product contains Cobalt, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer