Inch Series - Series C100 are designed with spiral flutes and various lengths and forms to give high quality centre holes that suit most applications.

Features and Benefits
• Manufactured from high speed steel for increased tool durability
• Spiral flutes create quality centre holes
• Suitable for drilling steel, cast iron, aluminium, brass and plastics

Specifications
• 60° inclusive angle
• Point angle 120°
• Plain round shank
• Manufactured to BS328: Part 2:1986, DIN333A, ISO866, ISO2540, ISO2541

Typical Applications
• Steel
• Stainless Steel
• Cast iron
• Aluminium
• Brass
• Plastics

Counterbores N with a diameter of 50mm and larger are all made with a driving lip. These sizes should be used in the appropriate type M toolholder.

Dimensions (mm) N, NA & W
Counterbores N, and NA with Ø of 50 mm and larger are all made with a driving lip. These sizes should be used in the appropriate type M toolholder
d: 14.0; d1: 6.0; L: 48.0; L1: 28.0.

Suitable for sealing chamber doors or mould closures, the latch type toggle clamp from Indexa® is a handy addition to your toolkit. The latched bolts are threaded to allow easy adjustment and provide positive connection with the latch plate.

Features and Benefits
• Threaded latched bolts for easy adjustment
• Zinc plated body and linkage components are corrosion resistant
• Red vinyl hand grip for operator comfort

Typical Applications
• Suitable for sealing chamber doors or mould closures

Cut 9 conical carbide burrs feature a cut-9 chipbreaker for fast stock removal, improved control and reduced chips. Ideally suited to hard materials such as steel alloy 50RC, 60RC, carbon and cast iron.

Features and Benefits
• Manufactured from a tough carbide substrate for greater tool hardness
• Cut-9 chipbreaker increases stock removal and chip control
• Ideal for use on hard materials such as steel alloys and more

Typical Applications
• Deburring
• Polishing
• Cast iron
• Cast steel
• Carbon steel
• Alloy steel
• Stainless steel
• Materials up to HRC65 hardness

Notes
• Workpiece and tools should always be steady and well supported
• Carbide burrs are not suitable for 'milling' large amounts of material, they are for light stock removal at high rpm's 'LOW FEED - HIGH SPEED'.
• Always ensure that at least 70% of the shank length is clamped by the collet or chuck of the tool being used.
• Always ensure that the tool is rated to the recommended operating speed of the burr.