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OEM Solid Carbide Screw-Machine Length Drill Bit - Solid Carbide Screw-Machine Length Drill Bits for Horizontal Drilling
OEMSolid Carbide Screw-Machine Length Drill Bits for Horizontal Drilling

OEM Solid Carbide Screw-Machine Length Drill Bit

The APPROVED VENDOR Screw Machine Drill Bit (SKU 460-106250B, MPN 460-106250B) is a solid carbide, AlTiN-coated, slow-spiral bit with a 135° 4-facet point, designed for horizontal drilling. Its 5/8" (0.6250) diameter…

SKU 3G-OTH-198348

Also listed as: 460106250B · 460 106250B

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Item
Solid Carbide Screw-Machine Length Drill Bit
Part Number
460-106250B
Category
Solid Carbide Screw-Machine Length Drill Bits for Horizontal Drilling
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Manufacturer Part Number
460-106250B
Type
AltiN-Coated Carbide, Slow Spiral
Point
135° 4-Facet

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Product Description

The APPROVED VENDOR Screw Machine Drill Bit (SKU 460-106250B, MPN 460-106250B) is a solid carbide, AlTiN-coated, slow-spiral bit with a 135° 4-facet point, designed for horizontal drilling. Its 5/8" (0.6250) diameter suits precision screw-machine applications. 3G Electric interprets demand and delivers this bit across 14 industrial departments, with specialist depth in cutting tools and controls.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a screw machine drill bit used for?

A screw machine drill bit is designed for high-speed, short-hole drilling in CNC lathes and automatic screw machines. This AlTiN-coated carbide bit with a 135° 4-facet point and slow spiral is ideal for hard materials like stainless steel and titanium, providing precise, burr-free holes in horizontal drilling applications.

What are the specifications of the APPROVED VENDOR 460-106250B drill bit?

This solid carbide screw-machine length drill bit has a 5/8" diameter, AlTiN coating, 135° 4-facet point, and slow spiral flute design. It is optimized for horizontal drilling in CNC equipment. The manufacturer part number is 460-106250B. 3G Electric supplies this bit and handles worldwide logistics and customs.

Where to buy APPROVED VENDOR drill bits worldwide?

3G Electric sources and delivers the APPROVED VENDOR 460-106250B screw machine drill bit to customers worldwide. We manage full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this AlTiN-coated carbide bit.

How to select the right screw machine drill bit for horizontal drilling?

Select a bit with a 135° point angle for hard materials and a slow spiral for chip evacuation in horizontal drilling. The 5/8" diameter AlTiN-coated carbide bit from APPROVED VENDOR is designed for high-speed CNC applications. 3G Electric can help you match the bit to your material and machine requirements.

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3G Electric supplies OEM solid carbide screw-machine length drill bits for horizontal drilling. We supply genuine products and their technical documentation.

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