CHICAGO-LATROBE 1/2" Left-Hand Cobalt Jobber-Length Drill Bit
<p>The CHICAGO-LATROBE 1/2" Left-Hand Cobalt Jobber-Length Drill Bit (MPN 46532) is engineered for demanding industrial applications. Featuring a 135° split point for precise starting and reduced walking, this…
SKU 3G-OTH-251068
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Product Description
<p>The CHICAGO-LATROBE 1/2" Left-Hand Cobalt Jobber-Length Drill Bit (MPN 46532) is engineered for demanding industrial applications. Featuring a 135° split point for precise starting and reduced walking, this left-hand drill bit is ideal for reverse-rotation drilling, extracting broken fasteners, and use in tapping machines. The straw/bronze finish indicates a cobalt steel construction, offering enhanced heat resistance and durability for tough materials.</p><p>As a Singapore-based supplier, 3G Electric provides this tool with worldwide shipping. Request an SGD quote for your procurement needs; GST is handled for local buyers, and fast delivery is available across Singapore and Southeast Asia.</p>
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the split point angle and what does it do?
This drill bit has a 135° split point, which helps center the bit and reduces walking, making it easier to start holes accurately without a center punch.
Is this drill bit suitable for left-hand drilling applications?
Yes, it is specifically designed as a left-hand drill bit, ideal for reverse rotation drilling, removing broken bolts, and use in machines that require left-hand rotation.
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3G Electric supplies CHICAGO-LATROBE left-hand cobalt jobber-length drill bits. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
