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9/32" Cobalt Drill Bit - Vermont American

Part #: 12618

The Vermont American 12618 9/32" Cobalt Drill Bit is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics who require a robust and reliable solution for drilling through demanding materials. Constructed from a premium cobalt steel alloy, this drill bit provides exceptional heat and wear resistance, ensuring prolonged tool life in industrial and automotive applications. Its specialized design facilitates efficient and precise material penetration, making it an indispensable component in any professional toolkit.

Key Features

  • Professional-Grade Cobalt Steel: Manufactured from a high-quality cobalt steel alloy, offering superior hardness, heat resistance, and extended durability for rigorous use.
  • Split Point Design: Features a 135-degree split point that allows for immediate, accurate hole starting without the need for a pilot hole, minimizing bit walk and reducing drilling force.
  • Heat-Treated for Strength: Expertly heat-treated to enhance overall structural integrity and wear resistance, preventing premature dulling and breakage under load.
  • Straight Shank Compatibility: Equipped with a standard straight shank, ensuring secure gripping and compatibility with a wide range of drill chucks, including handheld drills and drill presses.

Applications

The Vermont American 12618 9/32" Cobalt Drill Bit is specifically designed for drilling into difficult and abrasive materials commonly encountered in professional settings. It is ideal for tasks such as:

  • Penetrating high-strength steel alloys, including stainless steel and tool steel.
  • Drilling through cast iron components found in engine blocks, machinery, and heavy equipment.
  • Working with other tough metals and abrasive materials in automotive repair, fabrication, and general industrial maintenance.
  • Creating precise holes in various workpieces where durability and consistent performance are paramount.
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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 29 October, 2012.