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Extra long ground twist drills recommended for drilling deep holes through drill bushes in components made of non-alloy and alloy steel, cast steel up to a strength of 900 N/mm2, gray, malleable and ductile iron, sintered steel, etc.
High-performance long ground twist drills for alloy steel, steel castings with a strength of more than 1200 N/mm2 and especially for drilling steel for volume hot and cold forming, crankshafts, case-hardening and tempering steel and stainless steel.
High-performance long ground twist drills for alloy steel, steel castings with a strength of more than 1200 N/mm2 and especially for drilling steel for volume hot and cold forming, crankshafts, case-hardening and tempering steel and stainless steel.
High-performance ground drills with a very strong core, with an enlarged flute profile while maintaining the rigidity of the drill, recommended for drilling deep holes in alloy steel parts, cast steel with a strength up to 900 N/mm2.
High-performance ground twist drills suitable for alloy steel and cast steel, especially for drilling in steel for volume hot and cold forming, rolls of rolling mills, steel for case hardening and tempering, stainless steel.
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