Drills made of High-Speed Steel (so called HSS drills), are manufactured of highest quality materials from carefully selected steel grades. High-speed steel refers to high alloyed tool steel. Compared to ordinary tool steel, up to four times higher cutting speeds are possible when using HSS drills.
HSS-
DRILLS
Versatile Drills made of High-Speed Steel.
DESIGN-
FEATURES
SPIRAL SHAPES. In general HSS drills are characterized by its spiral shape.
| N-Type – Normal-Spiral.
Machining of materials of normal strength and hardness. Suitable for structural steel, cast irons, etc. Typical metal drills.
| H-Type – Lang-drawn Spiral.
Machining of materials of high strength and high hardness. Suitable for short-chipping materials such as tempered steel.
| W-Type – Short Spiral.
Machining of materials of low strength and low hardness. Suitable for long-chipping, soft materials such as aluminium, copper, etc.
ALLOYS. HSS-drills can be optimized by alloying them. Alloying tools is an appropriate measure for increasing their cutting performance, it offers a better chip removal and makes the tool more wear-resistant.
Chromium components as well als cobalt improve hardness and heat-resistance of the drills.
| HSS-Co Drills.
For particularly tough and hard materials (corrosion-resisting steel). Cobalt content of up to 16%.
| HSS-E Drills.
For materials of high strength, such as stainless steel. Cobalt content of up to 8% (M2).
| HSS TiN-Drills.
Titanium-nitride-coated drills are particularly suitable for cutting steel and non-ferrous metals.
| HSS-PM Drills.
High-speed steel (HSS) manufactured drills that are using powder metallurgical techniques, contain a higher part of alloy elements. Steel manufacturers are continiously developing new PM steel grades (e.g. PM HSS-E) to increase cutting capacity.