What are heavy-duty drilling tools used for?

They are designed for drilling in high-force, high-demand environments, producing accurate holes in tough materials like alloy steels, titanium, stainless steels, and superalloys.

How does indexable insert technology benefit heavy-duty drilling?

Indexable inserts allow operators to replace only the worn cutting edge instead of the entire drill, reducing tooling costs and minimizing machine downtime.

What features make these drilling tools suitable for heavy-duty work?

They feature robust tool bodies for rigidity, advanced cutting geometries for chip control, wear-resistant coatings for longevity, and efficient coolant channels for heat management.

Which industries use heavy-duty drilling tools?

They are widely used in aerospace, automotive, oil & gas, shipbuilding, rail, and heavy machinery manufacturing, as well as other high-precision engineering fields.

How do heavy-duty drilling tools improve productivity?

Optimized edge designs, faster feed capabilities, superior chip evacuation, and long tool life reduce cycle times, enhance hole quality, and lower the overall cost per hole.