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Chicago-Latrobe Jobber Length Drill Bit, Drill Bit Size 19/64", Drill Bit Point Angle 118, High Speed Steel

Name: Chicago-Latrobe Jobber Length Drill Bit, Drill Bit Size 19/64", Drill Bit Point Angle 118, High Speed Steel
Brand: CHICAGO-LATROBE
SKU: 9185872
Price: 5.09 USD
Availability: InStock

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Chicago-Latrobe Jobber Length Drill Bit, Drill Bit Size 19/64", Drill Bit Point Angle 118, High Speed Steel Video

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Expected to arrive Tue. Mar 25.

Technical Specifications

Key Specifications

Brand

CHICAGO-LATROBE

Item

Jobber Length Drill Bit

Coolant Through

Non-Coolant Through

Jobber Length Basic Material

High Speed Steel

Cutting Direction

Right

List Number

150D

Decimal Equivalent

0.2969

Maximum Drilling Depth

1-3/16 in.

Depth x Diameter Ratio

4xD

Mfr. Part Number

44219

Dimension Type

Fractional Inch

Number of Flutes

Drill Bit Dimension Type

Fractional Inch

Number of Pieces

Drill Bit Finish

Bright (Uncoated)

Overall Length

4-3/8 in.

Drill Bit Material

High Speed Steel

Package Quantity

Drill Bit Point Angle

118 deg.

Point Angle

118 deg.

Drill Bit Size

19/64 in.

Point Type

Conventional Point

Drill Point Length

0.0892 in.

Series

150D

Finish

Bright

Shank Diameter

19/64 in.

Flute Length

3-1/16 in.

Shank Length

1-5/16 in.

Flute Type

Spiral

Shank Type

Straight

Grade

General Purpose

Shipping Weight

.05 lb.

Helix Angle

28 deg.

Spiral Direction

Right Hand

General

Application

For Non-Ferrous Materials

Drill Length Class

Jobber Length

Drill Bit Grouping

Individual

Primary Material Application ISO Code

Drill Diameter Tolerance

+0.0000 in /-0.0010 in

Product Description

These drill bits come in standard sizes expressed in fractional inches. They have a bright finish that is not affected when the bits' cutting edges are resharpened, and they have spiral flutes that evacuate chips as the bits drill into a workpiece. These bits have a straight shank that installs into a drill chuck or similar toolholder.