#10 STUBBY COBALT THREADED - Brown Aviation Tool

The Brown Aviation Tool BAT21193 #10 STUBBY COBALT THREADED drill bit is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics who demand precision and durability in challenging environments. This robust cutting tool is designed for high-performance drilling in confined spaces, delivering consistent results in tough materials. Its specialized construction ensures a secure fit and superior performance for critical applications.

Key Features

• Premium Cobalt Alloy Construction: Manufactured from high-speed steel with a cobalt alloy, this drill bit offers exceptional hardness, heat resistance, and extended tool life, especially when drilling demanding materials.
• Stubby Length Design: The short, rigid "stubby" length minimizes deflection and breakage, providing enhanced stability and control for precise drilling in areas with limited access.
• Threaded Shank for Secure Fit: Featuring an industry-standard 1/4"-28 threaded shank, this bit screws directly into specialized drill motors or adapters, eliminating wobble and ensuring a highly secure connection for superior accuracy and quick bit changes.
• 135° Split Point: The 135-degree split point is self-centering, preventing "walking" on the workpiece and allowing for faster, more accurate penetration from the start.
• Professional Grade: As a product from Brown Aviation Tool, the BAT21193 meets rigorous quality standards, reflecting a commitment to reliable tools for demanding aviation and industrial tasks.

Applications

This #10 Stubby Cobalt Threaded drill bit is an indispensable tool for aerospace, automotive, and industrial maintenance professionals. It excels in drilling applications requiring high precision and resistance to heat and wear, such as creating fastener holes in aircraft structures, repairing engine components, or performing intricate work within machinery assemblies. Its cobalt composition makes it highly effective on materials including stainless steel, titanium alloys, and other high-strength metals and composites often encountered in these sectors.