Carbide Drills
Tungsten carbide drill is a tool for drilling holes, generally used for roughing, can also be used for semi-finishing or finishing pre-drilling, with different structural forms, which is mainly used for workpiece drilling, drilling, deep hole cutting, etc. It is suitable for machining of workpieces made of aluminum alloys, titanium alloys, nickel alloys, copper alloys, stainless steel molds, and alloy steels.
Tungsten Carbide is widely used in the cutting tool manufacturing field due to its superior performance of high hardness and high wear resistance, which can enhance stability during the cutting process, maintain tool sharpness and extend tool life.
Use of Carbide Drills
A drill is a rotary cutting tool that removes material piece by piece and creates round holes. Drill cutting tools come in many sizes, shapes, and types. Drill bits with different material stiffness and design can cut different materials, such as steel, cast iron, hardened steel, stainless steel, titanium alloy, nickel, high-temperature alloys, aluminum, copper, plastics, and other materials.
Performance of Tungsten Carbide Drills
- High Hardness
The hardness of tungsten steel material enables it to easily penetrate various hard materials, such as steel and alloys. - Abrasion Resistance
Excellent abrasion resistance keeps it sharp over a long period of time and reduces the frequency of tool change. - Cutting Performance
Well-designed drill bits can provide higher cutting efficiency and improve work efficiency. - Thermal Stability
Tungsten carbide maintains good performance under high temperature environment, which is suitable for rapid machining. - Wide Range of Application
It can be machined on a variety of materials, including metals, plastics, etc., and possesses versatility. - Machining Accuracy
It can realize high-precision hole diameter and smooth surface to meet various machining requirements.
Tungsten Carbide Drill Working Materials
Due to its high hardness and wear resistance, Tungsten Carbide Drill Bits can be applied to a wide range of materials, including:
- Metals: such as steel, iron, stainless steel, etc.
- Alloys: various metal alloys, especially high-strength alloys.
- Plastics: rigid plastics or engineering plastics.
- Ceramics: certain types of ceramics and tiles.
Tungsten Carbide Drills Industrial Applications
- Mechanical processing
In the manufacturing industry, tungsten carbide drill bits are used for drilling holes and machining parts of various metals, which are commonly found in the automotive, aerospace and heavy industries. - Construction industry
In the construction industry, tungsten carbide drills are used to drill holes in concrete, masonry and other materials to facilitate the installation of cables, pipes and fixed structures. - Electronics industry
Tungsten carbide drills are used to drill holes in PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) for mounting components and connecting circuits. - Mold making
In mold design and manufacturing, it is used to drill holes and create precise shapes. - Aerospace
Tungsten carbide drills are used in the machining of high-precision and high-strength materials to ensure structural safety and performance.
In short, tungsten carbide drill is an efficient and durable tool, especially suitable for machining work requiring high strength and high precision.
