Exchangeable Tip Drill offers optimized chip control.
February 24, 2012 -
Designed for intermediate hole-tolerance area of IT9-IT10, CoroDrill 870 can be tailored to optimize applications through diameter range, steps, and length possibilities. Secure interface between drill body and tip ensures precision, while quick tip change helps maximize active machining time. Drill is available in 0.472-0.826 in. diameter range and lengths 3x and 5x hole diameter as standard.
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Original Press release
Sandvik Coromant Co.
1702 Nevins Rd., P.O. Box 428
Fair Lawn, NJ, 07410
USA
The New Exchangeable Tip Drill - Corodrill 870
Fair Lawn, N.J. - March 1st sees the launch of a completely new type of exchangeable tip drill from Sandvik Coromant. The CoroDrill 870, for the intermediate hole-tolerance area of IT9-IT10, is designed to save time and reduce hole costs.
CoroDrill 870 can be tailored to optimize applications through diameter range, steps and length possibilities. Holes can be made more efficiently and closer to the specifications required, leaving them better suited to subsequent operations.
A highly secure interface between drill body and tip ensures reliability and precision, while the quick and easy tip change procedure helps to maximize active machining time.
The new cutting edge geometry provides a safe cutting process with optimized chip control, high penetration rates and long dependable tool life.
The drill is available in diameter range: 12-20.99 mm (0.472-0.826 inch) and lengths 3 and 5 × hole diameter as standard.
Sandvik Coromant
Sandvik Coromant is a world-leading supplier of cutting tools and tooling systems for the metalworking industry and is represented in 130 countries. 25 state-of-the art Productivity Centers located around the world provide customers and staff with continuous training in tooling solutions and methods to increase productivity. Sandvik Coromant is part of the Tooling business area of the Sandvik Group.
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