Michigan Drill® 300SBT 14 Heavy Duty Jobber Length Drill Bit, #14 Drill - Wire, 0.182 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 135 deg Point, HSS, TiN Coated
Michigan Drill® 300SBT 14 Heavy Duty Jobber Length Drill Bit, #14 Drill - Wire, 0.182 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 135 deg Point, HSS, TiN Coated
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BrandMichigan Drill®
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UPC728012203102
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Manufacturer Part Number300SBT 14
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CountryUSA
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FinishTiN Coated
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Point Angle135 deg
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Point TypeSplit
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MaterialHSS
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Flute Length2-3/16 in
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Flute TypeSpiral
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TypeHeavy Duty
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Applicable MaterialsMetal on Metal Wear
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Series300SBT
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Cutting Depth2-3/16 in
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Shank Size0.182 in
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Cutting DirectionRight Hand
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Cutting Edge MaterialHSS
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Shank TypeStraight
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Drill Diameter Measurement SystemImperial
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Drill Size - Decimal Inch0.182 in
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Drill Size - Wire#14
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Overall Length3-3/8 in
- High hardness and low co-efficient of friction of TiN reduce erosion, abrasion, metal on metal wear, and corrosion
- Reduces wear and improves chip formation to extend tool life
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UNSPSC23241606
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Package Description1/PK
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Michigan Drill® 300SBT 14 Heavy Duty Jobber Length Drill Bit, #14 Drill - Wire, 0.182 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 135 deg Point, HSS, TiN Coated
Michigan Drill® 300SBT 14 Heavy Duty Jobber Length Drill Bit, #14 Drill - Wire, 0.182 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 135 deg Point, HSS, TiN Coated
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