AQUA Drill EX for Nickel Alloy

Coated carbide drill for heat-resistant alloy

Carbide material is optimal for Nickel Alloys, combining excellent wear resistance with chipping resistance.

Flute geometry combines cutting performance with strength to minimize chipping

Highly lubricant AQUA EX coating improves wear resistance, heat resistance, and prolongs tool life.

Material characteristics of heat-resistant alloy and characteristics required for cutting tools

Material characteristics of heat resistant alloy	Cutting conditions	Characteristics required for cutting tools for heat resistant alloy
Highly compatible with tool materials	Poorly finished surface	Tool materials Blade break resistance, wear resistance, hardness in hot temperature Tool shape Blade shape that optimizes sharpness and strength Coating properties Materials with low compatibility with work materials, heat resistance, thermal insulating properties, wear resistance, lubrication properties
	Cutting blade chipping
High heat resistance
	High cutting temperature
Low thermal conductivity
	Subject to tool abrasion
Subject to work hardening
	High cutting resistance

FEATURES

Comparison of Titanium Alloy (Ti6Al-4V) drilling

Comparison of Nickel Alloy (Inconel) drilling

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