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13/32" 12 Inch Aircraft Fractional Straight Shank Drill Bit - Hanson

Part #: 61226

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Hanson
  • Model Number: 61226
  • Drill Diameter: 13/32 inch
  • Overall Length: 12 inch
  • Shank Type: Straight Shank
  • Product Type: Fractional Aircraft Drill Bit
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Key Features

  • Aircraft-Grade Engineering: Designed for high performance and durability in demanding aerospace applications.
  • Extended Reach: A 12-inch overall length facilitates drilling in deep or hard-to-access locations.
  • Precision Fractional Size: The 13/32 inch diameter ensures accurate hole creation for specific requirements.
  • Standard Straight Shank: Offers broad compatibility with a wide range of drill chucks and holders.

Applications

  • Aerospace manufacturing and repair for drilling structural components and assemblies.
  • Maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) operations on aircraft.
  • Deep hole drilling in various materials, including metals, alloys, and composite materials.
  • Industrial drilling tasks requiring extended reach and precise fractional sizing.
  • Automotive and heavy machinery applications where deep or precise drilling is necessary.

Benefits

  • Achieve Accurate Drilling: Engineered to deliver precise, clean holes, essential for critical assemblies and high-tolerance work.
  • Access Confined Spaces: The extended 12-inch length allows users to reach into areas where standard bits cannot, improving operational flexibility.
  • Ensure Reliable Performance: Built for durability, providing consistent results and extending tool lifespan in demanding environments.
  • Streamline Tool Compatibility: The straight shank design integrates easily with existing drill setups, reducing setup time and enhancing productivity.
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  • Model: 144077
  • UPC: 024721612267
  • Manufacturers Part #: 61226
  • Manufactured by: Hanson
  • Also Known As: HN61226, HAN61226

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 24 January, 2013.