TiN Drill Bit - 5/64In Bulk - Hanson

The Hanson 63705 TiN Drill Bit - 5/64In Bulk is an essential tool engineered for professional technicians and mechanics seeking enhanced durability and performance in repetitive drilling tasks. This jobber length drill bit features a Titanium Nitride (TiN) coating, significantly extending its lifespan and efficiency across various materials. Designed to reduce friction and resist wear, it provides a reliable solution for demanding industrial and automotive applications.

Key Features

• Advanced TiN Coating: The distinctive gold-colored Titanium Nitride coating dramatically reduces friction and heat buildup, leading to a tool life that can be up to six times longer than standard high-speed steel drill bits.
• Superior Hardness: With an approximate hardness of 80 Rockwell C, this coating is about 25% harder than Cobalt drill bits, offering exceptional wear resistance and maintaining sharpness longer.
• Reduced Friction: The TiN layer allows for smoother operations, decreasing the force required for drilling and minimizing the risk of bit binding.
• Optimal 5/64" Diameter: This precise size is ideal for creating pilot holes and accommodating various fasteners in detailed work.
• Jobber Length Design: The standard jobber length offers a balance of flute length and rigidity, making it versatile for general-purpose drilling depths and broad compatibility with drilling equipment.

Applications

The Hanson 63705 TiN Drill Bit is suited for a wide range of professional drilling applications, particularly in automotive and industrial settings. It excels in drilling through various materials including mild steel, low-alloy steel, cast iron, aluminum, and plastics. This drill bit is highly effective for tasks such as creating pilot holes for screws and fasteners, light fabrication work, general maintenance, and repetitive production drilling where consistent performance and tool longevity are critical. Its wear resistance makes it a reliable choice for operations requiring frequent, high-volume drilling.