High speed steel drill for small and medium batch production
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- October 3, 2018
Walter has introduced the new DA110 Perform HSS drill.
Walter says the DA110’s precision ground surfaces and newly engineered tip geometry optimize it for small and medium batch production.
The DA110 Perform drill can be used for a wide range of materials. The precision ground surfaces and the new tip geometry are engineered for centering accuracy. The drill has a 118° point angle for secure centering, dimensions according to DIN 338 (jobber length), is offered in grade WZ90AJ which includes an industry proven TiN coating on the point, and is suitable for use on ISO material groups P, M, K, N, S, and O. The drill is available in diameters of 1-16mm with increments every 0.1 mm.
The Perform line is one of three categories of Walter tools. Others include ‘Advance,’ which indicates products balanced between price and performance, and ‘Supreme,’ indicating advanced technology and performance.
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