KEO 10027 Aircraft Double End Combined Drill and Countersink, #2-0, 60 deg Included Angle, 118 deg Point Angle, Cobalt
Combined Drill & Countersinks
902869
MFG #: 103-010027
KEO
25.54000
/ ea
- Body Diameter: 1/8 in
- Catalog Number: 103-010027
- Connection Type: Shank
- Country of Origin: US
- Cutting Diameter: 0.0250 in
- Cutting Direction: Right Hand
- Cutting Edge Material: Cobalt
- Drill Diameter: 0.025 in
- Flute Type: Spiral
- Functional Length: 0.1178 in
- Gross Weight Per Pack: 1 lb
- Line Drawing Dimensions: A=118.0° A1=60.0° DC=0.0250" DCONms=0.1250" L=1.2500" LF=0.1178" LU=0.1178"
- Number of Cutting Edges: 2
- Number of Flutes: 2
- Overall Length: 1-1/4 in
- Point Diameter: #2-0
- Shank Diameter: 0.1250 in
- Shank Length: 0.6250 in
- Shank Size: 1/8 in
- Shank Type: Round
- Standards: ISO 9002|9001:2008
- Type: Aircraft Double End Plain Standard
- UPC 11: 67014510027
- UPC 12: 67014510027
- Usable Length: 0.1178 in
- Stock Status: NONSTOCK
- Brand: KEO
- Manufacturer: ARCH Cutting Tools
- Applicable Materials: Steel and Other Ferrous Materials
- Finish: Bright
- Included Angle: 60 °
- Material: HSS-Cobalt
- Point Angle: 118 °
KEO Combined Drill and Countersink, Aircraft Double End Plain Standard, #2-0, 0.025 in Point Dia, 1/8 in Body Dia, 1-1/4 in Overall Length, 2 Flutes, Spiral Flute, 1/8 in Shank, Round Shank, 118 deg Point, 60 deg Included Angle, Right Hand Cutting, Cobalt Cutting Edge, Cobalt, Uncoated, Applicable Materials: Steel and Other Ferrous Materials
- Features
| 0.025 in L point |
| Cobalt for tougher materials and great wear resistance |
| Uncoated tools feature just the base substrate without any additional treatment or coatings and are suitable for a wide range of applications |
| Round shanks allow use with a wide variety of toolholding systems |
| When run in a counterclockwise direction, right hand cut spiral fluted tools evacuate chips up and out of the cut to reduce clogging |
| For producing center holes in components or work pieces with the extra length allowing access to difficult-to-reach areas |