Carbide Tip Drill accommodates multiple drill tip sizes.February 10, 2009 -
Encased in nickel-plated body, SMD 8XD features rigid serration coupling system, to fix replaceable carbide tips to drill face, for accuracy and repeatability. SMDT-MTL drill tip suits steel applications, while SMDT-C has chamfered edge to eliminate break out in cast iron applications, and SMDT-MEL machines super alloys, stainless steels and cast iron. Drill is available in metric and inch diameters ranging from 0.4688-1.2008 in.
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Sumitomo Electric Carbide
1001 Business Center Dr.
Mount Prospect, IL, 60056 USA


Sumitomo Expands SMD Replaceable Drill Line to Include 8XD Drills
Mount Prospect, IL - (February 3, 2009) Sumitomo Electric Carbide, Inc. recently expanded the SMD replaceable carbide tip product line by adding an 8XD drill to their 3XD and 5XD lineup. The SMD nickel-plated body provides longer tool life than conventional replaceable tip drill bodies. A rigid serration coupling system affixes the replaceable carbide tips to the drill face, improving drill accuracy and repeatability.
Along with the drill body expansion, Sumitomo now offers three drill tip styles to improve the performance in a variety of materials. The SMDT-MTL drill tip excels in steel applications, while the SMDT-C has a chamfered edge to eliminate break out in cast iron applications. The SMDT-MEL machines super alloys, stainless steels and cast iron proficiently. All three tips are covered with a newly developed coating that enhances wear resistance and tool life.
The SMD is available in metric and inch diameters ranging from 0.4688" to 1.2008". Multiple drill tip sizes fit a single drill body to aid in the reduction of tooling inventory costs.
For more information, contact Sumitomo Electric Carbide, Inc., 1001 Business Center Drive, Mount Prospect, IL 60056, Phone: (800)950-5202, Fax: (847) 635-9335, e-mail: info@sumicarbide.com, or visit www.sumicarbide.com.
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