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HiPer drill base body 3×D 9,5 mm GARANT
Article no.: 231605 9,5
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- Version: 3×D
- Shank: ISO 9766
- Use for drilling: limited cross-drilling; limited drilling through a stack; limited drilling with oblique exit; limited oblique spot drilling
- Number of cutting edges Z: 2
- Through-coolant: yes
Product details
Technical Data
| Series | HiPer-Drill | |
| Version | 3×D | |
| Shank | ISO 9766 | |
| Use for drilling | limited cross-drilling; limited drilling through a stack; limited drilling with oblique exit; limited oblique spot drilling | |
| Number of cutting edges Z | 2 | |
| Through-coolant | yes | |
| Dia. range Dc | 9,5 mm - 9,99 mm | |
| Reach L1 | 30 mm | |
| Shank ⌀ Ds | 12 mm | |
| Shank length Ls | 45 mm | |
| Clamping screw | 231999 5IP1 (0.2 Nm) | |
| Overall length L | 93 mm | |
| Type of product | Indexable drill |
Identification numbers & Classifications
| Article number | 231605 9,5 | |
| EAN / GTIN | 4045197715395 | |
| Manufacturer number | 231605 9,5 |
Description
Version:
- Very high feed rates and maximum performance due to optimally matched geometries and materials.
- Precise positioning of the cutter insert due to Vee insert seating and secure clamping by the centre bore.
- High concentricity when assembled. (For holes up to IT9 accuracy)
- Shank support for optimum stability in operation.
Created by an additive procedure.
Application:
For stationary and rotating use. For holes up to IT9 accuracy.
Note:
The insert screw must be replaced after every fifth change of cutter insert.
Further sizes up to ⌀ 50.99 mm available on request.
Clamp in a hydraulic chuck (such as No. 302026 size 20) for optimum radial run-out.
For optimum stability, clamp the drill so the overhang is as short as possible.
Further sizes up to ⌀ 50.99 mm available on request.
Clamp in a hydraulic chuck (such as No. 302026 size 20) for optimum radial run-out.
For optimum stability, clamp the drill so the overhang is as short as possible.