Here is our selection of drill bits with a reduced shank diameter to be used in drill chucks with diameter limitations. Drills are end cutting tools used to produce holes when rapid removal of material is desired. Use the shortest drill available for accurate hole location and minimum runout. Twist drills are generally effective in holes up to 3 tool diameters deep. Peck cycles should be used for deeper holes to achieve better chip evacuation. Die drills are excellent in hardened steel 35 to 65 Rockwell C and will cut without annealing the workpiece.
436R
Reduced Shank - Stub Length CNC Twist Drills - 118° Standard Point
40
437R
Reduced Shank - Stub Length CNC Twist Drills - 135° Standard Point
40
5330R
Reduced Shank - Jobber Length Drills - 118° Standard Point
28
5331R
Reduced Shank - Jobber Length Drills - 135° Split Point
28
5425R
Reduced Shank - Die Drills - Carbide Tipped - 118° Negative Point - For Hardened Steel
33