Solid drill bit RVMBL4G-2.5D series

for stainless steel

Suppresing the burrs at the upper side surface of side machining Overturning the conventional wisdom that “it is natural for burrs to appear during cutting” and “it is natural to remove burrs after machining”, we took on the challenge of minimizing burrs. It is now possible to eliminate the secondary processing of deburring, which was previously required, resulting in shorter processing times and significant cost reductions. Suppression of top-side burrs by overwhelmingly using side-surface machining! The left helical cutting edge reduce the burrs on the upper surface of the workpiece The incliness is lower than conventional product Reducing the steps at the cross intersection of flutes Burr height on top surface Realizing the Burr less on top surface of workpiece at side milling Burr height by work material Applicable to wide range work material, even it is stainless steel or aluminum materials Long tool life equivalent to multipurpose End Mills Keep burr zero performance on top surface after achieving long cutting length Long tool life equivalent to multipurpose End Mill