What is a step drill/ step bit/ step drill bit?
A step drill , also known as stepped drill bit, step drill bit or step bit, is a conical drill bit with increasing diameters step by step. A step bit can be made of steel, high speed steel and cobalt or carbide tipped for drilling holes through soft materials like aluminum, plastics and wood,and hard materials such as bronze, cast iron and steel.
Sometimes, step drills will be coated by TiN (titanium-nitride) and TiAlN (titanium-aluminum-nitride) which makes it harder and more durable to offer a longer service life.
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[ Highlights and Features of the Step Drill ]
The design of split point tip,
which has a thinner cutting point,
can help the step drill catch the
workpiece to ensure the step drill
will not drift by added pressure
when starting drilling.
As a result, no need for center punching when drilling holes with a step drill.
The fluted shape, for chip collection and faster removal, can avoid overheating to extend the service life of the step drill.
Besides, if the chips can be removed over the flute quickly, the drilling process will also become faster. A spiral fluted step drill can remove chips better than a straight fluted one.
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What is a Step Drill used for ?
[ Application of Step Drill ]
For Thin Materials (up to 4 mm)
Metal, Stainless steel, Cast iron, Aluminum, Copper, Bronze, Fiber glass, Plastic, Acrylic, Wood.
Industry and Career
General construction
Mechanical engineering- panels and covers, switching systems
Automotive industry - chassis
Aviation industry
HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) system
Sanitary engineering
Electrician - electrical boxes, project enclosures
Glaziers -fiber glass
Carpenters -wood, plywood, particle board
Housings