7/16 Solid Carbide Spade Drill 1-3/16 x 2-1/2

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SKU: 33058  |  •  Cut Diameter 0.4375" •  LOC 1.1875" •  Shank 0.4375" •  Solid Carbide

Professional Spade Carbide Drill

The Professional Spade Carbide Drill is designed for reliable, heavy-duty drilling in a variety of metals. Built with a reinforced web for added strength, it minimizes breakage during demanding operations while maintaining stable cutting performance. The 118° split point improves centering and reduces walking, allowing for cleaner and more accurate hole starts.

  • Heavy duty web reduces
  • breakage
  • 118° split point
  • Best for aluminum and iron
  • Good for steel, nickel, and stainless steel
  • Drilling thin sheet
  • materials
  • Designed for shallow hole
  • drilling, not to exceed two
  • diameters deep

Piece Count: 1
Material: Solid Carbide
Cut Diameter (in): 0.4375
LOC (in): 1.1875
Shank Diameter (in): 0.4375
OAL (in): 2.5

Ground to 1/30th of a human hair on 100% virgin carbide is our baseline. Because accuracy and tool life are not just an 'industry standard' at Cobra Carbide. Tool Tolerance

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Specifications
Material: Solid Carbide
Cut Ø: 0.4375 in
Shank Ø: 0.4375 in
LOC: 1.1875 in
OAL: 2.5 in
Coating

Uncoated

Ideal Materials
  • Steel
  • Stainless Steel
  • Hardened Steel
  • Cast Iron
  • Aluminum
  • Titanium
  • Nickel/Inconel
  • Non-Ferrous
  • Composites
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