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CRL 1/4" Prismatic Glass Drill
CRL 1/4" Prismatic Glass Drill
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Description
| Drill Bit Size 1/4 in. | (6 mm) |
| Material | Carbide |
| Shank Diameter 1/4 in. | (6 mm) |
| Shank | Type Reduced Round |
| Speed | 500-600 |
| Works On CRL | 2 And SDM4 |
Overview
The CRL Prismatic Glass Drill is renowned as the best carbide drill for precision glass drilling in the flat glass industry.
Featuring tungsten carbide tips, this drill ensures hundreds of high-quality holes without the need for resharpening, and its extra-long tip offers lasting, precise drilling.
Available in sizes ranging from 1/8" to 1/2" (3.2 to 12.7 mm), the Prismatic Drill should be used with glass drilling machines like the CRL2, SDM4, and 41 or a securely held electric drill.
For optimal performance and safety, keep the drill cool with a coolant like CRL DTC80, and always wear appropriate safety gear.
Note that the drill should operate at 400-600 RPM for maximum efficiency, and a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GF1) is required when using electric tools with water or coolant.
Featuring tungsten carbide tips, this drill ensures hundreds of high-quality holes without the need for resharpening, and its extra-long tip offers lasting, precise drilling.
Available in sizes ranging from 1/8" to 1/2" (3.2 to 12.7 mm), the Prismatic Drill should be used with glass drilling machines like the CRL2, SDM4, and 41 or a securely held electric drill.
For optimal performance and safety, keep the drill cool with a coolant like CRL DTC80, and always wear appropriate safety gear.
Note that the drill should operate at 400-600 RPM for maximum efficiency, and a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GF1) is required when using electric tools with water or coolant.
