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Core Structure: Tungsten carbide (WC) particles (85–95%) bonded with cobalt (Co) or nickel (Ni), offering a hardness of 1,500–2,200 HV (Vickers Hardness) .
Coatings: Advanced coatings like Titanium Nitride (TiN), Titanium Aluminum Nitride (TiAlN), and Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) enhance wear resistance and reduce friction by up to 45% .
Grades: Industry-specific grades such as K10 (general-purpose) and K20 (abrasion-resistant) cater to diverse materials, from aluminum to hardened steels .
Flute Geometry: Spiral flutes with polished surfaces ensure efficient chip evacuation, critical for deep-hole drilling (up to 10× diameter) in stainless steel and titanium .
Point Angles: Split-point designs (135°–140°) minimize walking and improve accuracy in CNC machining .
Coolant Channels: Internal coolant systems reduce heat buildup, extending tool life during high-speed operations (up to 250 m/min) .
Cutting Speeds:
Stainless Steel: 70–120 m/min
Aluminum: 200–300 m/min
Cast Iron: 80–150 m/min
Tolerances: Precision-ground tips achieve hole tolerances of ±0.01 mm for critical aerospace components .
Drilling turbine blades, engine housings, and composite materials requiring burr-free finishes and tight tolerances.
Example: Tools with TiAlN coatings withstand temperatures up to 900°C in Inconel alloys .
High-volume production of engine blocks, transmission gears, and brake systems.
Innovation: Multi-material bits drill through layered composites (steel + aluminum) without tool changes .
Deep-hole drilling in pipelines and valve components, often in abrasive or corrosive environments.
Specialized Tools: Ultra-long drills (20× diameter) with through-coolant systems .
Micro-drilling (0.1–3 mm diameter) for circuit boards and semiconductor components, ensuring minimal thermal distortion.
3× harder than HSS, enabling machining of hardened steels (up to 60 HRC) and exotic alloys .
Maintains integrity at 1,000°C, outperforming cobalt and HSS in high-speed applications .
Coatings like DLC extend tool life by 400% in abrasive materials .
Reduced downtime and longer lifespan lower per-hole costs, ideal for large-scale production.
Suitable for ISO material groups:
P (Steel)
M (Stainless Steel)
K (Cast Iron)
N (Non-Ferrous Metals)
Precision-ground edges and optimized geometries eliminate secondary finishing steps.