Solid Carbide Drills – L/D=3

We offer a wide range of solid carbide drills, which are used for steel, cast iron and exotic material drilling applications. These world-class drills are engineered to perfection by our team of adept professionals who utilize sophisticated machinery and innovative technologies in developing these tools. We endeavor to satisfy our clients offering micro fine grade tungsten carbide rods and flats as per client requirements.

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Solid Carbide Drill – L/D=5

Manufactured using high-grade carbide metal, the solid carbide drill L/D=5 is known for its quality and sturdy body. These are offered in different specifications, which can be further customized as per the requirement of our clients. These are known for its dimensional accuracy and standard length. Providing it with the precision ratio of length, these drills make easy drills on metal or wood. Further, these are also checked by our experts to ensure its high quality standards.

Solid Carbide Burnishing Drill – L/D=3

Solid carbide burnishing drills with coolant holes are meant for drilling in short chipping materials such as cast iron, malleable cast iron, etc where accurate and correctly aligned drilled holes are demanded. New Generation Tools Company offers burnishing drills, straight fluted with two flutes in solid carbide that have higher torsional strength compared to spiral fluted tools.

Solid Carbide Burnishing Drill – L/D=5

Solid Carbide burnishing drill is known for its application specific design and sturdiness. A burnishing drill includes a cylindrical drill body connected at its forward end integrally with a shank. The forward end of the drill body includes a first pair of cutting edges inclined radially and rearwardly from the forward most central end of the drill body toward the shank at a first cutting angle. A second pair of cutting edges formed of diamond chips are disposed in a plane intersecting the plane in which the first pair of cutting edges are located. The second pair of cutting edges are inclined radially and rearwardly from a position inside a circle including the maximum external margins of the first pair of cutting edges toward the shank at a second cutting angle.