Drill Bits

Carbide Drill Bits: cost more than steel or titanium coated drill bits, but last longer and maintain sharpness. Typically used in drilling stainless steel. 140° Self centering split point, 2-Flutes. Available Sizes and Prices

Jobber Drills: most common type of drill bit. 118° and 135° Split Point, Wire Sizes, Letter Sizes and Fractional Sizes. Letter, Wire, Fractional Sizes. Metric Sizes

High Speed Drill Bits: (HSS) harder than steel blades and stay sharper longer. Available in Cobalt, Titanium, NAS907, Surface Treated. Available Types, Sizes and Prices

Long Length Drill Bits: 8" and 12" Length, HSS, Available Types, Sizes and Prices

Masonry Drill Bits: Carbide Tipped, Helix and Reduced Shanks. Available Types, Sizes and Prices

Coolant Hole Drill Bits: Straight Shank, Fluted Available Types, Sizes and Prices

Morse Taper Holder Drill Bits: Made to fit Morse tapered holders. Designed to perform in a broad range of materials in the iron and steel families. Available Types, Sizes and Prices

Tanged Shank Drill Bits: HSS and Automotive, 118° Notched Point Available Types, Sizes and Prices

Taper Shank Drill Bits: HSS, Surface Treated, 118° Split Point Available Types, Sizes and Prices

Twist Drills: HSS, 1/2" Shank, Surface Treated, Bright Diameter, 118° Point Available Types, Sizes and Prices

Core Straight Shanks: Used to size or enlarge cored, punched or other pre formed holes; not designed to drill from solid. Operates at heavier feeds than 2 flute drills since chiploads are spread over a greater number of cutting edges. Reduce regular drill speed 25% and double the feed rate. Available Prices and Sizes