Walter Titex - Carbide machine reamers

Left-hand spiral-flute carbide chucking reamers push chips into a hole as they enter a workpiece. They are used for reaming through holes, and they typically leave a finer finish on the hole than right-hand spiral-flute chucking reamers and straight-flute chucking reamers. The reamersa€ bright finish is unaffected when their cutting edges are resharpened. Reamers are used to enlarge a hole to an exact size for a precise fit when installing fasteners or other parts. These carbide reamers have a straight shank that mounts to the chuck of a drill press or similar machining tool. Solid carbide chucking reamers provide excellent wear resistance when machining the toughest materials, such as cast iron, nonferrous alloys, and stainless steel. These reamers have a straight shank that mounts to the chuck of a drill press or similar machining tool. Chucking reamers, sometimes called machine reamers, enlarge or finish an existing hole to an exact tolerance or size for a precise fit when installing fasteners or other parts. They usually have a 45° chamfer on the cutting edge to help ensure accuracy as the reamer enters the hole during metalworking tasks. This listing is for each. Decimal Equivalent : 0.2165 Size : 5.50mm Chamfer Angle : 45 Degrees Dimension Type : Metric Spiral Direction : Left Hand Overall Length : 93.00 mm Material - Machining : Carbide Cutting Direction - Machining : Right Hand Reamer Size : 5.50 mm Shank Type - Machining : Straight Number of Flutes : 6 Cutting Direction : Right Hand Reamer Application : Through Hole Primary Material Application : All Materials Size- Decimal : 5.50mm (0.2165) Shank Dia. : 6.00 mm Shank Size : 0.2362 Finish - Machining : Bright (Uncoated) Shank Type : Straight Material Applications : Alloy Steel, Carbon Fiber, Cast Iron, Copper, Hardened Steel, Nickel, Plastic, Stainless Steel, Steel, Titanium Coolant Through : No Measurement System : Metric Item : Chucking Reamer Secondary Material Application ISO Code : K, H Primary