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MICRO 100 RDA-70 Diamond-Pattern Solid Carbide Router Bit - Diamond-Pattern Router Bits for Composites
MICRODiamond-Pattern Router Bits for Composites

MICRO 100 RDA-70 Diamond-Pattern Solid Carbide Router Bit

MICRO Diamond-Pattern Router Bits for Composites.

SKU 3G-OTH-223854

Also listed as: RDA70 · RDA 70

Brand
MICRO
Item
100 RDA-70 Diamond-Pattern Solid Carbide Router Bit
Part Number
RDA-70
Category
Diamond-Pattern Router Bits for Composites
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Also known as:RDA-70MICRO
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RDA-70

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Product Description

MICRO Diamond-Pattern Router Bits for Composites.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MICRO 100 Solid Router Bit RDA-70 used for?

The MICRO 100 RDA-70 is a diamond-cut, plain-end solid router bit designed for routing composites, fiberglass, and abrasive materials. Its 1/4" cut diameter and 3/4" length of cut provide clean, chip-free edges in demanding industrial applications.

What are the specifications of the MICRO 100 RDA-70 router bit?

The MICRO 100 RDA-70 is a solid carbide router bit with a diamond-cut pattern and plain end. It has a 1/4" cut diameter and 3/4" length of cut. The manufacturer part number is RDA-70. It is engineered for precision routing in composite materials.

Where to buy MICRO 100 RDA-70 router bits worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the MICRO 100 RDA-70 router bit worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this precision cutting tool.

How to select the correct MICRO 100 router bit for composites?

Select a diamond-cut router bit like the MICRO 100 RDA-70 for composites to reduce chipping and extend tool life. Match the cut diameter and length of cut to your material thickness and machine spindle capacity. Always verify shank size compatibility with your router collet.

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Common applications for MICRO
General metalworking — Micro 100 AR-style brazed-tip lathe tool bits for turning and facing with positive cutting action.
Job shop machining — Micro 100 BR-style tool bits with side cutting edge angle for higher feed rates in turning operations.
CNC lathe operations — Micro 100 C-style single-point tool bits for general-purpose turning, facing, and boring.
Manual lathe work — Micro 100 D-style multi-functional tool bits for turning, facing, and boring on manual lathes.
Heavy machining — Micro 100 GR-style tool bits with 3/4 in shank width for increased rigidity in single-point turning.
Maintenance and repair — Micro 100 E-style brazed-tip tool bits for boring and facing in maintenance departments.
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3G Electric supplies MICRO diamond-pattern router bits for composites. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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