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Chicago-Latrobe 53133 taper shank drill 33/64 inch black oxide finish

Chicago-Latrobe

Chicago-Latrobe 53133 Taper Shank Drill 33/64 in #2MT Black Oxide

SKU CH-7TG3-26B53

A 33/64 inch taper shank drill bit with a #2 Morse taper, 118-degree point angle, high-speed steel construction and black oxide finish

  • Product typeDrill Bits
  • High-speed steel construction resists wear during heavy drilling
  • 33/64 inch diameter matches precise hole-size requirements
  • #2 Morse taper shank locks securely into compatible holders
  • 118-degree conventional point starts cleanly in steel and cast iron

Chicago-Latrobe 53133 Taper Shank Drill

This Chicago-Latrobe 53133 drill bit is a taper shank tool made from high speed steel with a black oxide finish. It has a 33/64 inch diameter and a 118 degree conventional point angle. The bit fits a number 2 Morse taper holder and is built for general-purpose drilling in metal.

Upgrade from straight shank bits for heavy feed

Switching from a straight shank drill eliminates slippage in the chuck when torque rises, so the taper shank is worth it whenever the machine can accept a number 2 Morse taper. It is not suited for jobs requiring a split point for self-centering or for holders that only take straight shanks.

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Price $28.99
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Brand nameCHICAGO-LATROBE
Product typeDrill Bits

Questions about this item

What Morse taper size does the 53133 drill require for mounting?

The 53133 drill uses a number 2 Morse taper shank for direct mounting into a compatible machine spindle or sleeve.

What is the correct procedure for seating the taper shank, and what common error should be avoided?

Clean both the shank and socket thoroughly, then insert the shank with a firm twisting motion to seat the taper; do not hammer the tang or the drill body.

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