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catalog number:YT-44764
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EAN code:5906083029608
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,03 kg
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A high-speed steel (HSS) drill bit with a titanium nitride (TiN) coating and hexagonal shank, designed for drilling into various grades of steel. Split Point technology removes the need for centre punching, while the 135° point angle ensures efficient drilling in metal materials.
The TiN (titanium nitride) coating raises surface hardness to around 2400 HV, which translates into a service life three times longer than that of unpolished HSS. The gold colour of the coating makes the drill bit easy to identify, and the layer itself reduces friction during drilling, which in turn lowers heat build-up in the tool.
The hexagonal shank prevents the drill bit from slipping in the chuck, which matters when working with cordless drills and impact drivers. The HEX geometry transfers torque better than a round shank, particularly when drilling into hard materials.
Split Point cutting edges form a self-centring drill tip, removing the need to centre punch the surface beforehand. This shortens working time and improves the accuracy of hole starting, especially on smooth and rounded metal surfaces.
A 135° point angle is the standard for drilling into steels of varying hardness. The larger angle, compared with the general-purpose 118°, reduces the axial thrust required for drilling and provides better heat dissipation from the cutting zone, which matters during prolonged work.
| Model | YT-44764 |
| Brand | YATO |
| Drill bit diameter | 6.0 mm |
| Material | High-speed steel (HSS) |
| Coating | TiN (titanium nitride) |
| Shank type | HEX (hexagonal) |
| Point angle | 135° |
| Cutting edge technology | Split Point (split cutting edges) |
| Application | Drilling into steels |
The hexagonal HEX shank fits cordless screwdrivers, hammer drills with a HEX adapter and standard drill chucks. Before use, check that the tool's chuck allows the hexagonal shank to be held securely.
When drilling into steel, use a rotational speed suited to the diameter of the drill bit – for a 6.0 mm bit in structural steel, the optimum speed is around 1500-2000 rpm. Using cooling and lubricating fluids extends the service life of the drill bit and improves the quality of the holes produced.
Keep the drill bit perpendicular to the workpiece surface, avoiding excessive pressure, which can cause overheating or break the cutting edge. After finishing work, it is worth cleaning swarf off the drill bit and protecting it from moisture, even though the TiN coating provides additional corrosion protection.
HSS drill bits can be re-sharpened repeatedly, but bear in mind that sharpening removes the TiN coating from the surface of the cutting edge. Once sharpened, the drill bit retains the properties of the base HSS steel but loses the benefits of the titanium coating. Sharpening should preserve the original 135° point angle and the symmetry of the cutting edges.
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