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High-speed steel drill bit with 1/2in reduced shank for 25/32in holes
The Drill America 25/32in HSS Reduced Shank Drill Bit is a Silver and Deming style accessory built from high-speed steel. It features a 1/2in reduced shank that fits standard drill chucks while the flute length measures 3in and the overall length reaches 6in. Surface-treated flutes help clear chips during operation.
This bit suits machinists and maintenance technicians who need to drill 25/32in holes in steel or other ferrous materials using a 1/2in chuck. Buyers who require a larger shank diameter, a different flute geometry, or a coating not described here should consider other options.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Drill America |
| Product type | Drill Accessories |
The bit has a 1/2in reduced shank so it fits any drill with a 1/2in or larger chuck capacity.
Yes, the high-speed steel construction handles mild steel and similar materials that carbon-steel bits struggle with.
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