Irwin Tools 585-54009 9-piece bolt extractor set pneumatic accessory
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A 7/16 inch cobalt steel aircraft extension drill bit with a 6 inch overall length and a heavy-duty split point for hard metals
This 7/16-inch cobalt steel drill bit has an overall length of six inches and a flute length of 4-1/16 inches. The heavy-duty split point design helps start holes cleanly in tough materials. It is built for extended-reach drilling tasks where standard bits cannot reach.
Mechanics and fabricators who need to drill through thick steel or aluminium at a distance will find the length and cobalt construction useful. Buyers who need a shorter bit for tight spaces or a different diameter for other fastener sizes should look at other options.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Drill America |
| Product type | Drill Accessories |
The decimal equivalent is .4375 inches, so the shank fits any three-jaw chuck that accepts up to 1/2 inch capacity.
With a 4-1/16 inch flute length, the effective drilling depth is roughly four inches before the shank contacts the workpiece.
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