High speed steel and cobalt drill

Biggest provide standard drill design, such as the popular GT100 parabola drill series as well as customized special high speed steel tools, diatomaceous earth provides a wide range of choice when it comes to high speed steel (HSS) tools, cobalt (HSS – E), and even metal powder, cobalt drill (PM).

Gold ring/cobalt diamond -GT

The company offers a parabolic design called GT, which allows the end user to dig deeper and reduce the drilling rate and high flow rate. In parallel designs, open flute designs reduce the chip’s encapsulation, while parallel design helps the chip’s evacuation. Guhring, once considered a design for drilling aluminum, has refined the parabolic flute and designed it for all materials. No other manufacturer offers a variety of parabolic flute designs, and the guh ring is now available as a standard reserve.

GT50

The GT50 design is best suited for aluminum and sticky materials. The broad flute design allows the GT50 to be faster and deeper than the traditional n-slot profile, without the need for a large amount of time for wafer cleaning. The GT50 parabolic bit is used for drilling drill with taper length and extra length for deep hole application.

GT80

GT80 parabolic bit is thicker than GT50 drill, used for steel, alloy steel and cast iron. The GT80 flute form can be used in a short time and requires extra rigidity.

GT100

Guhring’s GT100 parabolic flute design is suitable for a wide range of materials and the most common materials. It can be used in high speed steel (HSS), cobalt (HSCO) and hard alloy substrate, and the GT100 flute form can be used to successfully drill iron and non-ferrous materials. The standard GT100 rig USES a 130 point Angle and a network thin to achieve maximum efficiency.

GT500

The latest product of GT parabola is GT500. The GT500 rig USES a 130 point Angle and a GNB net to increase the strength of the cutting edge. With wear-resistant metal cobalt base composite, the shape of the GT500 flute is very suitable for ordinary steel, alloy steel and stainless steel and cast iron.

Scroll to Top