Extension Length Drill Bit, 12 In Long, 3/16 In Diameter - Vermont American

Part #: 13262

The Vermont American 13262 Extension Length Drill Bit is engineered for professionals requiring extended reach and precision in demanding drilling applications. Measuring 12 inches long with a 3/16-inch diameter, this high-speed steel bit is designed for deep hole drilling across various materials, ensuring consistent performance in automotive and industrial settings.

Key Features

  • Extended Reach: A generous 12-inch overall length and 2-5/16-inch flute length enable access to confined spaces and deep drilling requirements.
  • Reduced Walking: The 135-degree split point tip initiates drilling accurately, minimizing bit wander and ensuring clean hole starts on curved or uneven surfaces.
  • Durable Construction: Precision ground from premium high-speed steel (HSS) for exceptional hardness, heat resistance, and extended tool life under rigorous use.
  • Versatile Performance: Optimized for efficient drilling in a wide range of materials, including metals, plastics, and wood, commonly encountered in professional workshops.

Applications

This extension length drill bit is indispensable for tasks requiring access to deep or recessed areas within professional automotive and industrial environments. Common applications include drilling pilot holes for wiring or fasteners in vehicle frames, chassis, or engine compartments, accessing hard-to-reach industrial machinery components, and creating deep holes in thick workpieces in fabrication shops. Its extended length makes it suitable for tasks where standard-length bits fall short, providing necessary clearance and reach for complex assemblies.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Vermont American
  • Model Number: 13262
  • Size: 3/16" Diameter
  • Overall Length: 12"
  • Flute Length: 2-5/16"
  • Shank Diameter: 1/4"
  • Point Type: 135-Degree Split Point
  • Material: High Speed Steel (HSS)
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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 09 February, 2007.