Carbide Tipped Cap Screw Counterbores For Steel
Carbide Tipped Cap Screw Counterbores For Steel
Item #: 24-120-219 
Brand: SUPER TOOL
Size Type: ANSI
Size: 5/8"
Cutting Diameter: .961"
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View Product Group Page- Carbide tipped lasts up to 8-10 times longer than H.S.S.
- The only carbide tipped cap screw counterbore on the market.
- Available in ANSI screw sizes.
Benefits
- Oversize counterbores are useful when additional clearance around a nut or socket head cap screw is needed.
- Designed with appropriate carbide grade and geometry for steel applications.
- End cutting edges are sharpened slightly ahead of center to provide a shearing action and eliminate chatter.
Applications
- Pilot is a built-in part of the tool's steel body construction.
- Pilot is manufactured in nominal as well as 1/64" and 1/32" over-size diameters.
- Chamfer and relief angle on the front of the tool for spot facing.
- Carbide tips brazed on to hardened steel bodies.
- Right spiral flutes for cutting at fast speeds with no chip clogging.
Features
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Brand | SUPER TOOL |
| Size Type | ANSI |
| Size | 5/8" |
| Cutting Diameter | .961" |
| Pilot Diameter | 41/64" |
| Tool Material | Carbide Tipped |
| Pilot Type | 1/64" Oversize |
| Application | Integral Pilot, one piece construction Counterbores provide a more accurate hole when requirement is to allow space to accommodate the head of a screw or bolt. |
| Cutting Direction | Right Hand |
| No. of Flutes | 3 |
| Overall Length | 7-5/8" |
| Pilot Length | 5/8" |
| Prop. 65 | Yes |
| Shank Diameter | 5/8" |
| Shank Type | Straight Shank |
| Thread Direction | Right Hand |
| Tolerance_Shank Diameter | +0"/-.0005" |
| Tolerance_Tool Diameter | +.001" /-0" |
| Type | Carbide Tipped Cap Screw Counterbores For Steel |
| Type of Screw | Cap Screw |
| Weight | 1.58 lbs. |
| Country of Origin | UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
Many metalworking products do contain metals that are included in the latest Prop 65 warning. Exposure to the elements can be harmful. May cause cancer and reproductive harm.
