BORDO Universal Drill Set
- 4-10mm 5 Pce Universal Drill Set
- DIN 8039/ISO 5468
- Special cutting edge geometry.
- Diamond-ground titanium carbide tip.
- Universal drill bit with asymmetric spiral shape.
- Cutting drilling spiral for optimum spoil removal.
- Straight flute entry.
- High-temperature brazing at 1120°C.
- Specially ground cutting helix with micro surface hardness.
- For use in Masonry Natural Stone Artificial Stone Ceramics Steel / Metal Wood / PVC / Acrylic Glass Tiles, Hard burnt brick.
- Not for hammer action.
SKU: 2700-S1
Categories: Drill Bits & Sets, Universal Drills
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