5xD Micro Carbide Drills

Material-specific options are available for steel, stainless steel, cast iron, aluminum alloys, titanium alloys, and other engineering materials.

Because the drill is both small in diameter and relatively long, runout can produce uneven cutting loads, drill deflection, oversize holes, position deviation, rapid wear, or breakage.

The drilling cycle should be selected according to the material, diameter, flute geometry, coolant condition, and chip formation. Peck drilling should not be used automatically because excessive retraction may allow chips to re-enter the hole or damage the cutting edge.

Yes. Landun can review non-standard diameters, special flute lengths, shank dimensions, point geometries, coatings, coolant requirements, drawings, samples, and replacement-tool projects.

Please provide:

• Workpiece material and hardness
• Required hole diameter
• Required hole depth
• Through-hole or blind-hole design
• Hole tolerance
• Burr and surface-quality requirements
• Entry and exit surface conditions
• Machine type and maximum spindle speed
• Tool-holder information
• Expected spindle runout
• Coolant or lubrication method
• Expected production quantity
• Current tool-life, chip-removal, or breakage problems