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Chicago-Latrobe®
Chicago-Latrobe® 49708 120 1/8
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Chicago-Latrobe®
Chicago-Latrobe® 49708 120 1/8
SKU12671
MFGR #49708
Your Cost: $6.36/ea
List: Chicago-Latrobe® Taper Length Drill, General Purpose, Series: 120, 1/8 in Dia, 5-1/8 in Overall Length, 2-3/4 in Cutting Depth, Spiral Flute, 2-3/4 in Flute Length, 1/8 in Shank, Straight Shank, 118 deg Point, Conventional Point, Right Hand Cutting, HSS Cutting Edge, HSS, Black Oxide, Applicable Materials: Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel and Cast Iron
Chicago-Latrobe® Taper Length Drill, General Purpose, Series: 120, 1/8 in Dia, 5-1/8 in Overall Length, 2-3/4 in Cutting Depth, Spiral Flute, 2-3/4 in Flute Length, 1/8 in Shank, Straight Shank, 118 deg Point, Conventional Point, Right Hand Cutting, HSS Cutting Edge, HSS, Black Oxide, Applicable Materials: Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel and Cast Iron
Applicable Materials Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel and Cast Iron Catalog Number 49708 Country of Origin US Cutting Direction Right Hand Cutting Edge Material HSS Flute Length 2-3/4 in Flute Type Spiral Gross Weight Per Pack 1 lb Point Angle 118 ° Point Type Conventional Series 120 Shank Size 1/8 in Shank Type Straight Type General Purpose UPC 11 66235549708 UPC 12 66235549708 Stock Status NONSTOCK Brand Chicago-Latrobe® Manufacturer Greenfield Industries Finish Black Oxide Material HSS Overall Length 5-1/8 in UNSPSC 23241634 General-purpose geometry for drilling in a wide range of operating conditions and materials; Taper length provides longer overall length and flute length for deeper drilling; Peck cycles may be appropriate for deep-hole drilling; Black oxide finish provides increased wear resistance and added lubricity General purpose geometry for drilling in a wide range of operating conditions and materials Taper length provides longer overall length and flute length for deeper drilling Peck cycles may be appropriate for deep hole drilling Black oxide finish provides increased wear resistance and added lubricity High speed steel (HSS) provides good wear resistance and can be used in general purpose applications on both ferrous and non-ferrous materials Oxide prevents chip building, galling and welding on the workpiece Spiral flutes are constructed with a higher flute angle to remove chips more easily
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| Applicable Materials | Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel and Cast Iron |
| Catalog Number | 49708 |
| Country of Origin | US |
| Cutting Direction | Right Hand |
| Cutting Edge Material | HSS |
| Flute Length | 2-3/4 in |
| Flute Type | Spiral |
| Gross Weight Per Pack | 1 lb |
| Point Angle | 118 ° |
| Point Type | Conventional |
| Series | 120 |
| Shank Size | 1/8 in |
| Shank Type | Straight |
| Type | General Purpose |
| UPC 11 | 66235549708 |
| UPC 12 | 66235549708 |
| Stock Status | NONSTOCK |
| Brand | Chicago-Latrobe® |
| Manufacturer | Greenfield Industries |
| Finish | Black Oxide |
| Material | HSS |
| Overall Length | 5-1/8 in |
| UNSPSC | 23241634 |
| General-purpose geometry for drilling in a wide range of operating conditions and materials; Taper length provides longer overall length and flute length for deeper drilling; Peck cycles may be appropriate for deep-hole drilling; Black oxide finish provides increased wear resistance and added lubricity |
| General purpose geometry for drilling in a wide range of operating conditions and materials |
| Taper length provides longer overall length and flute length for deeper drilling |
| Peck cycles may be appropriate for deep hole drilling |
| Black oxide finish provides increased wear resistance and added lubricity |
| High speed steel (HSS) provides good wear resistance and can be used in general purpose applications on both ferrous and non-ferrous materials |
| Oxide prevents chip building, galling and welding on the workpiece |
| Spiral flutes are constructed with a higher flute angle to remove chips more easily |