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FORMDRILL FD0370S Collar-Forming Friction Drill Bit

The FORMDRILL Drill Bit: Short (MPN FD0370S) is a collar-forming friction drill bit designed for M4 x 0.7 metric coarse threads with a 3.7 mm drill size. This short-length bit from FORMDRILL creates a collar during…

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FORMDRILL
Item
FD0370S Collar-Forming Friction Drill Bit
Part Number
FD0370S
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Collar-Forming Friction Drill Bits
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
FD0370S
Type
Metric Coarse, For M4 x 0.7 Threads, Collar Forming
Drill Size
3.7 mm

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Product Description

The FORMDRILL Drill Bit: Short (MPN FD0370S) is a collar-forming friction drill bit designed for M4 x 0.7 metric coarse threads with a 3.7 mm drill size. This short-length bit from FORMDRILL creates a collar during the drilling process, enabling thread formation without additional operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FORMDRILL FD0370S drill bit used for?

The FORMDRILL FD0370S is a short collar-forming friction drill bit used to create a hole and simultaneously form a collar for M4 x 0.7 metric coarse threads. It eliminates the need for separate tapping or welding operations, commonly applied in thin metal fabrication and automotive assembly.

What are the specifications of the FORMDRILL FD0370S?

The FORMDRILL FD0370S is a short collar-forming friction drill bit with a 3.7 mm drill size, designed for M4 x 0.7 metric coarse threads. The manufacturer part number is FD0370S, and the brand is FORMDRILL. It creates a collar during drilling to enable thread formation without additional steps.

Where to buy the FORMDRILL FD0370S worldwide?

You can source the FORMDRILL FD0370S through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time; we provide competitive sourcing for this collar-forming friction drill bit.

How to select the correct FORMDRILL friction drill bit for M4 threads?

For M4 x 0.7 metric coarse threads, select a FORMDRILL friction drill bit with a 3.7 mm drill size, such as the FD0370S short model. Ensure the bit matches the thread pitch and material thickness. FORMDRILL bits form a collar during drilling, allowing thread creation without tapping. Always verify the drill size against the thread specification.

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Common applications for FORMDRILL
Automotive chassis assembly — FORMDRILL collar-forming bits for creating threaded holes in thin-gauge steel tubing
HVAC ductwork fabrication — FORMDRILL flat-finish bits for flush-threaded connections in sheet metal panels
Electrical enclosure manufacturing — FORMDRILL short bits for tapping M16 threads in 2 mm steel enclosures
Structural steel handrails — FORMDRILL long bits for forming threaded bushings in square tubing for bolted joints
Appliance production — FORMDRILL combination drill and tap sets for M6 and M8 threads in stainless steel panels
Solar panel mounting frames — FORMDRILL NPT bits for creating pipe-threaded holes in aluminum extrusions
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