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HSS 3/8In Reduced Shank Drill Bit - 7/16In - TurboMax

Part #: 73428

The TurboMax Model 73428 HSS 3/8" Reduced Shank Drill Bit, with a 7/16" drilling diameter, is engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications. Designed for demanding tasks, this drill bit provides reliable performance and durability for technicians and mechanics requiring precise and efficient material removal.

Key Features

  • Self-Centering Tip: Facilitates clean, fast starts without walking, enhancing drilling accuracy from the initial contact.
  • Jet Point Technology: Engineered for clean material entry and faster drilling, ensuring the cutting edge maintains its sharpness longer for extended tool life.
  • High-Speed Steel (HSS) Construction: Manufactured from robust HSS, this bit offers superior strength and wear resistance, ideal for professional-grade use in various metals.
  • Optimized Finish: Features a black body and gold flute, contributing to reduced friction and efficient chip evacuation during drilling operations.
  • Three-Flatted Shank: Designed with a three-flatted shank for bits 3/16" and larger, providing a secure, slip-free grip within the drill chuck to prevent rotation and enhance user control.

Applications

This TurboMax 7/16" HSS drill bit is suitable for a wide range of tasks encountered by professional technicians. It excels in drilling through various materials including steel, aluminum, brass, and plastics commonly found in vehicle frames, body panels, and industrial machinery. Typical uses include fabricating custom brackets, performing precise hole enlargements, preparing surfaces for fasteners in automotive repair, or general metalworking and maintenance operations where a 7/16" diameter hole is required.

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  • Model: 72270
  • Shipping Weight: 0.01lbs
  • UPC: 024721734280
  • Manufacturers Part #: 73428
  • Manufactured by: TurboMax
  • Also Known As: HAN73428, HA73428

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 09 February, 2007.