2.5mm HSS-R Drill Bit - DIN 338 Rolled Steel

Yes, the HSS-R drill is explicitly suitable for non-ferrous metals. Brass falls into this category of applications.

Yes, the HSS-R drill bit is designed for materials up to approx. 900 N/mm². It is therefore well suited for steel up to 800 N/mm² and is designed for permanent use.

Yes, the optimized spiral core of the HSS-R drill ensures low-vibration work. This contributes to a more stable drilling guide and increased break resistance.

Yes, the unique geometry of the drill bit with a 118° point angle is specially designed for precise, circular holes. Wobbling is minimized.

Yes, the HSS-R drill bit is designed for steels up to approx. 900 N/mm². Its high breaking strength and precise tip allow for clean holes even in thin sheet steel.

Yes, the large-volume spiral geometry of the drill bit ensures fast and reliable transport of the drill swarf. This enables fast drilling performance.

Yes, the HSS-R drill bit is designed for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts who value industrial quality. It is suitable for demanding drilling work.

Yes, the drill tip with a 118° point angle ensures precise, circular holes without wobbling. This helps to stay centered even with multiple layers of material and prevents running.

Yes, the HSS-R drill bit is suitable for alloyed and unalloyed steels up to 900 N/mm². It is designed for heavy-duty use in industry and crafts.

No, the unique geometry of the drill bit with a 118° point angle ensures precise, circular holes without wobbling. This makes the start of drilling clean.

Yes, the HSS-R drill bit has a high breaking strength and is designed for heavy-duty use in industry and crafts. It is excellent for alloyed and non-alloyed steels.

No, the large-volume spiral geometry of the drill bit ensures fast and reliable transport of the drill swarf. This enables rapid drilling performance, even in plastics.

The HSS-R drill bit has a slight flexibility that improves the breaking strength. This is particularly advantageous in tough applications and possible jamming.

Yes, the HSS-R drill is designed for precise, circular holes without wobbling. The unique geometry of the drill tip with a 118° point angle supports this, even in plastics.

The optimized strength of the spiral core ensures low-vibration work and high breaking strength. The large-volume spiral geometry also ensures fast chip transport and fast drilling performance.

Yes, this drill delivers precise, circular holes without wobbling. The unique geometry of the drill tip and the point angle of 118° are ideal for precise work, even in thin sheet metal.

Yes, the 2.5mm drill bit has a cylindrical shank according to DIN 338. This fits into the common chucks of hand drills and drill stands.

Yes, the drill bit is also suitable for non-ferrous metals such as aluminum. The large-volume spiral geometry ensures good chip removal.

The drill is specially designed for heavy-duty use in industry and crafts. Its flexible, strong material improves the breaking strength under robust conditions.

Roll-formed drills like this are characterized by a slight flexibility. This improves the breaking strength and makes them particularly robust for heavy-duty use.

Yes, the extremely strong material of the HSS-R drill bit has a slight flexibility. This significantly improves the break resistance and makes it more break-proof.

Yes, the drill bit has a cylindrical shank, which is ideal for use in drill chucks of hand drills or drill stands. This ensures a secure hold.

Yes, the HSS-R drill is also suitable for cast iron materials. It is designed for materials up to approx. 900 N/mm², including cast iron.

Yes, this twist drill is also suitable for plastics. The optimized strength of the spiral core enables low-vibration work and precise results.

Yes, the HSS-R drill bit is specially designed for robust drilling machines like manual pipe machines. It impresses with its extremely strong material and high breaking strength.

Yes, the HSS-R drill bit is suitable for sintered metals. It is designed for heavy-duty use in industry and crafts.

The drill bit has a black surface. This is created by the rolling process.

The slight flexibility of the roll-formed material improves the fracture resistance, which can be advantageous when freehand drilling. This reduces the risk of breakage.