Irwin Tools 585-54009 9-piece bolt extractor set pneumatic accessory
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Extra-long 3/16 in high-speed steel drill bit with black oxide finish drills up to 9 in deep
This Cleveland drill bit is a high-speed steel accessory designed for general-purpose machining. It features a conventional 118-degree point and a black oxide finish. The fractional inch tool measures 3/16 in and offers a maximum drilling depth of 9 in.
The 4xD length suits users who need extended reach beyond standard jobber bits. Buyers requiring a split point for self-centering or a different point angle should look at other designs. Those needing coated or carbide-tipped options for abrasive materials will need a different specification.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Cleveland |
| Product type | Drill Accessories |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | HAWA |
A standard three-jaw chuck that opens to at least 3/16 in will hold the bit securely.
Yes, the 118-degree point is designed for general-purpose machining and centres well in mild steel without a pilot hole.
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