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CLEVELAND C83001 Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bit, 5/64" - Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bits
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CLEVELAND C83001 Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bit, 5/64"

The CLEVELAND Taper Length Drill Bit (5/64") is a Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bit with a 118° Notched Point, Straw/Bronze Cobalt finish, and a 0.0781 specification.

SKU 3G-OTH-198807

Also listed as: C 83001 · C-83001

Brand
CLEVELAND
Item
C83001 Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bit, 5/64"
Part Number
C83001
Category
Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bits
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Also known as:C83001CLEVELAND
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
C83001
Type
Straw/Bronze Cobalt, Tang Shank
Notched Point
118°

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Product Description

The CLEVELAND Taper Length Drill Bit (5/64") is a Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bit with a 118° Notched Point, Straw/Bronze Cobalt finish, and a 0.0781 specification.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CLEVELAND Taper Length Drill Bit used for?

The CLEVELAND Taper Length Drill Bit is used for drilling precise holes in metal, including hardened steels, in industrial machining and maintenance applications. Its cobalt construction and 118° notched point provide heat resistance and reduced walking on curved surfaces, making it suitable for heavy-duty manufacturing and repair work.

What are the specifications of the CLEVELAND C83001 drill bit?

The CLEVELAND C83001 is a 5/64" taper length drill bit with a 118° notched point, straw/bronze cobalt finish, and tang shank. It has a diameter of 0.0781 inches. The cobalt material and notched point design enhance durability and cutting accuracy in tough materials like stainless steel and alloy steels.

Where to buy CLEVELAND C83001 drill bits worldwide?

You can source CLEVELAND C83001 drill bits worldwide through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for availability and lead times; we provide reliable sourcing for this CLEVELAND taper length drill bit.

How to select the right CLEVELAND taper length drill bit?

To select the right CLEVELAND taper length drill bit, match the diameter (e.g., 5/64" for the C83001) to your hole size requirement. Choose cobalt for hard metals and a notched point for reduced bit walking. Ensure the tang shank fits your drill chuck. For specific applications, consult a tooling engineer.

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Common applications for CLEVELAND
Aerospace assembly — Cleveland NAS 907 Type J aircraft-extension drill bits for long-reach drilling in confined airframe structures.
General machining — Cleveland AlTiN-coated carbide square end mills for milling steel and stainless steel components.
Metal fabrication — Cleveland 82° single-flute countersinks for seating flat-head screws in inch-based assemblies.
Maintenance and repair — Cleveland black oxide high-speed steel countersinks for deburring and chamfering holes in plant equipment.
Automotive and engine work — Cleveland cobalt aircraft-extension drills for drilling hard alloys in restricted engine bay spaces.
Job shop production — Cleveland carbide single-flute countersinks for high-speed countersinking in aluminum and non-ferrous parts.
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3G Electric supplies CLEVELAND tang-shank cobalt taper-length drill bits. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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