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Spade Drill Bodies and Inserts

 

Spade drills feature a tool steel body with through-tool coolant and inserts that are secured to the tool body using screws. The straight shank diameter with a flat allows easy mounting in mill or lathe tool holders. 

 

  Benefits:

  • High penetration rates and lower chip friction
  • Available in larger diameters than solid drills
  • Inserts can be changed without removing the tool from the holder
  • Use the same drill body for different materials and sizes by changing inserts
  • Drill bodies available in straight flute and spiral flute. 

 

Features:

  • High wear resistance and reduced material adhesion
  • High cutting speeds and feeds
  • Better hole quality over conventional spade drills 
  • Stable torque
  • Self-centering
  • Long tool life
  • Smooth cutting
  • Breaks chips
  • Low thrust
  • AlCrN coating 
Straight Flute: recommended for horizontal drilling on lathes
Spiral Flute: recommended for vertical drilling on mills
Split Point Inserts for self centering.

Insert Chip Breaker, Grade and Coating

 

Chip breakers and Insert grades are combined based on your selected workpiece material.

  • ST chip breaker with CS carbide grade for all steels,
  • Cl chip breaker with C3 carbide grade specifically for cast iron
  • SS chip breaker primarily for stainless steel. Due to the 'general purpose' C2 carbide grade makes this insert also suitable for cast iron, nonferrous and high temp alloys 

 

ISO MATERIAL TYPE

 

   P - STEEL   M - STAINLESS STEEL  K - CAST IRON    N - ALUMINUM / NON-FERROUS   S - HIGH-TEMP ALLOYS   

 

CARBIDE ST-C5

 

    ●  P      

CARBIDE CI-C3

 

   ●  K   

 

●  Primary Workpiece Material | ○  Secondary Workpiece Material

CARBIDE SS-C2

 

   ●  M      ●  K    ○  N     ○ S   


Carbide Insert Grades 

 

Insert strength   C5    C2    C3   Wear Resistance

CSP40High-strength carbide substrate for all carbon and alloy steels
C2(K20)Carbide substrate primarily for stainless steel and cast iron, can also be used for non-ferrous materials and high temp alloys 
C3(K10)Carbide substrate with greater wear resistance specifically for cast iron
T15-High strength cobalt subtract, suitable for general purpose machining; primary workpiece of steel

Insert Coating

 

Insert Coating AlCrN

 

All spade drill inserts are coated with Aluminum Chromium Nitride (AICrN) to provide a thin sturdy layer that is resistant to high temps that occur when drilling. AICrN also provides excellent wear resistance and reduces chipping and breaking. 

Insert Coating Hardslick

 

Multi-layer coating with TiAIN/WC/C structure. Providing excellent wear resistance while also offering goof lubricity properties.

Insert Coating TiAIN

 

High-performance coating which offer heat resistance, iproves tool life. Excellent for general purpose machining.

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