Irwin Tools 585-54009 9-piece bolt extractor set pneumatic accessory
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A 5.50 mm high-performance carbide drill bit with a 5xD flute length for non-coolant drilling applications
The Cobra Carbide 51584 is a 5xD high-performance drill designed for non-coolant operation. Its 5.50 mm diameter suits general-purpose metalworking where through-spindle coolant is unavailable. Machinists and maintenance teams use it for short-run production and repair tasks.
The tool fits standard drill chucks and collets that accept a 5.50 mm shank. Because it runs without external coolant, it frees the machine from coolant plumbing and filtration requirements. Shops without through-spindle capability can still drill deep holes efficiently.
The 5xD flute length manages chip evacuation during extended cuts without coolant assistance. Heat builds more slowly than in shorter drills, reducing the risk of workpiece hardening. California Proposition 65 warnings note chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
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