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CBLT DRL 31/64CD - Hanson

Part #: 63331

The Hanson 63331 CBLT DRL 31/64CD is a high-performance cobalt drill bit meticulously engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications. Designed to tackle challenging materials, this drill bit features advanced construction and material composition to deliver precision, durability, and resistance to extreme conditions, making it an indispensable tool for demanding drilling tasks.

Key Features

  • 135° Split Point: Engineered to begin drilling immediately, effectively minimizing bit "walk" and ensuring accurate hole placement from the outset.
  • Heavy-Duty Web Construction: Provides exceptional strength and structural integrity, contributing to extended tool life and consistent performance in rigorous environments.
  • Cobalt Alloyed Steel: Enhanced with additional cobalt, this drill bit offers significantly higher hot hardness and superior abrasion resistance, maintaining its cutting edge even when drilling at elevated temperatures.
  • Optimized for Difficult Materials: Specifically recommended for drilling through hardened steel, various super alloys, titanium, and stainless steel, offering reliable penetration where standard bits may struggle.

Applications

This professional-grade cobalt drill bit is an ideal choice for technicians and mechanics encountering tough materials in automotive repair, industrial maintenance, and fabrication. It excels in tasks such as drilling into exhaust manifolds, heavy-duty chassis components, specialized engine parts, or industrial machinery constructed from high-strength alloys. Its robust design ensures reliable performance when precision and durability are paramount in challenging workshop or field environments.

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  • Model: 245271
  • Shipping Weight: 0.55lbs
  • UPC: 042526633317
  • Manufacturers Part #: 63331
  • Manufactured by: Hanson
  • Also Known As: HAN63331, HN63331

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 31 May, 2017.