MILWAUKEE Red Helix™ Cobalt Drill Bit Kit 25PC
MILWAUKEE Cobalt RED HELIX Drill Bits are engineered for extreme durability and long life in hard metal applications. Designed with a variable helix that includes an aggressive 35° helix angle which ends at 15°, the Cobalt bits with RED HELIX provide rapid chip removal limiting heat buildup to stay sharper longer. The 135° split point tip delivers a precision start and prevents walking for fast, accurate holes. Ideal for tough applications and provide Up to 10X life vs. black oxide drill bits but can be used in all twist drilling applications.
SKU: 48892531
Categories: Jobber, RED HELIX™ Cobalt Drill Bits
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