Carbide Tipped Drill

Modifications

REDUCED SHANK DIAMETER

  • To suit your operational requirements like chuck sizes.

Carbide Tipped Drill

The Carbide Tipped Drill from Gandtrack combines the cutting performance of solid carbide with the flexibility and toughness of a high-speed steel (HSS) body. Designed for precision drilling in composites and metals, this hybrid construction is ideal for small diameters or extended reach applications, where solid carbide tools may be too brittle.

The carbide tip ensures excellent abrasion resistance and clean hole finishes, while the HSS body absorbs more flex and reduces the risk of breakage. Suitable for use through a drill bush, making it ideal for guided drilling setups in aerospace and precision manufacturing.

Key Benefits of Carbide Tipped Drills

  • Carbide Tip Cutting Edge: Delivers high wear resistance and sharp cutting action.

  • HSS Body: Offers greater flexibility and reduced breakage risk on long or small-diameter tools.

  • Ideal for Guided Drilling: Suitable for bush-guided setups and fixtures.

  • Versatile Performance: Suitable for composite stacks, metals, and hybrid materials.

  • Available Upon Request: Custom sizes and lengths tailored to your application.

For Best Use On

  • Carbon Fibre & Composites

  • Aluminium & Aerospace Alloys

  • Carbon + Aluminium or Titanium Stacks

  • Graphite and Reinforced Polymers

SIZES AVAILABLE:

  • From 2mm – 17.0mm +

Intermediate sizes and tolerances upon request

Cleveland Drills

Diamond Like coating (DLC)

Tetrahedral Amorphous Carbon (ta-C)

Ideal for cutting tools used in machining hard materials and composites. ta-C coatings are used when maximum durability and a high-quality finish are required, such as in aerospace and high-precision industries.

Titanium Nitride (TiN)

Commonly used coating on cutting tools like drills and end mills, TiN is effective for general machining of steel and aluminium. It’s not as suited for high-speed or abrasive materials.

Titanium Carbon Nitride (TiCN)

 TiCN is effective for machining hard materials and composites. It’s used on tools for high-speed machining and applications requiring higher hardness and wear resistance.

Titanium Aluminium Nitride (TiAlN)

Ideal for machining hard materials like stainless steel and high-temperature alloys. TiAlN is often used in aerospace and automotive industries for high-speed and heavy-duty applications.

Titanium Silicon Nitride (TiSiN)

Used in cutting tools for machining difficult-to-cut materials and composites. TiSiN is beneficial for applications that involve high temperatures and abrasive materials.

Titanium Chromium Nitride (TiCrN)

Suited for general machining applications, including those involving tougher materials and composites. TiCrN coatings are often used in manufacturing tools and components that experience moderate to high wear.