CoroDrill® 870 exchangeable-tip drill saves time, increases productivity, and reduces cost per hole. Tailored to suit your needs, CoroDrill® 870 is designed to optimize applications through diameter range, steps and length possibilities for the H9-H10 hole tolerance area.

-PM 4334 - First choice for ISO P, N and titanium -MM 2334 - First choice for ISO M and Inconel -KM 3334 - First choice for ISO K -GP 4334 - Piloting drill tip for all ISO materials

When drilling holes deeper than 6 × D, a pilot hole is needed for best hole quality.

For best possible tool performance in terms of productivity, tool life, hole quality and reliability, minimizing run-out is essential.
To minimize run-out, use CoroChuck™ 930 with a sealed collet.

For quick and easy tool mounting, gently press the tip down and towards the support surfaces while tightening the screw to the recommended torque shown on the drill body.
Preferably use a torque screwdriver to ensure the tip is securely seated.
There are many aspects to consider when optimizing your drilling process, and a good starting point can be valuable. Click on references below, for recommended speeds and feeds depending on your material:
Metric <6 × D
Metric >6 × D
Inch <6 × D
Inch >6 × D
Use CoroPlus® ToolGuide to obtain further tailored cutting data recommendations.
Achieving good hole quality may require some extra attention. Here, you can find some useful tips to get you started.
Advanced operations, such as inclined or curved hole entries, crossing holes, and irregular surfaces, require extra attention before machining. We have collected useful information to make advanced holes easy.
Ask your drilling specialist for more information concerning Tailor Made capabilities.
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