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CoroDrill® DE10

The exchangeable-tip drill for high-volume hole making

Apply 3–8×DC drills

There is no difference in applying 3×D or 8×D regarding feed recommendations. The applied cutting data should be within the recommendations.

CoroPlus® Tool Guide

Find the latest updated cutting data for all material groups and articles in CoroPlus® Tool Guide. Set the workpiece parameters and the system generates starting point cutting data.

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Mounting key

A mounting key is included in each drill box and covers the complete drill range. The mounting key gives great visibility during the assembly process and is easily recyclable.

Order no: 5680 300-01

Plastic cover with collars

The plastic cover improves ergonomics and avoids splinter risks of carbide. The see-through design and guiding collars make it easy to use. 

Order no: 5680 300-20

Assembly instruction

  1. Lubricate the contact surfaces before mounting the drill tip to maximize the interface tool life.
  2. Place the drill tip into the tip seat ~60 degrees twisted from the final position. Position the key in the key grips.
  3. Mount/unmount the tip.

Grade and geometry recommendations

-M5 geometry

  • One geometry for all materials

Grade GC4334

  • Tough, high Cr content and fine-grained substrate with PVD coating (AlTiN) produced with Zertivo® technology
  • High reliability with high edge security provides resistance against built-up edge and chipping

Grade GC2334

  • Tough, high Cr content and fine-grained substrate with thin multi-layer PVD coating (AlTiCrN) produced with Zertivo® technology
  • For high reliability and improved resistance against chipping and flaking on land margin


Through hole recommendations

When drilling through holes with -M5 geometry, use point length (PL) + 1 mm (0.039 inch) to ensure the drill tip is completely through the hole exit. The exact PL value is found on the article’s web page.

Drill tip interface sizeDC min–max, mmPL min–maxPL min–max


mminch
09009.00–09.491.27–1.310.050–0.052
09509.50–09.991.34–1.380.053–0.054
10010.00–10.491.41–1.450.056–0.057
10510.50–10.991.48–1.520.058–0.060
11011.00–11.491.55–1.590.061–0.063
11511.50–11.991.62–1.660.064–0.065
12012.00–12.491.69–1.730.067–0.068
12512.50–12.991.76–1.800.069–0.071
13013.00–13.491.83–1.870.072–0.074
13513.50–13.991.90–1.940.075–0.076
14014.00–14.991.99–2.070.078–0.081
15015.00–15.992.13–2.210.084–0.087
16016.00–16.992.27–2.340.089–0.092
17017.00–17.992.41–2.490.095–0.098

Advanced operations

Note: These advanced operations are not recommended, but if necessary, follow the guidelines below. Results may vary depending on workpiece material and drill length.

Angled surface entry Angled suface exit Convex surfaceConcave surfaceCross holes
PreconditionsAngle ≤ 10ºAngle ≤ 30ºMinimum radius of surface: 4×DCMinimum radius of surface: 1×DCMinimum recommended diameter on the hole to be crossed: 2×DC
Cutting speed, vcUse the recommended value for the workpiece material
Feed, fnStart value; reduce to 1/3 of recommended feed rate

Run-out recommendations

Run-out is affected by for example machine condition, holder and mounting.

Preferable: ≤ 0.03 mm (0.0012 inch)
Acceptable: ≤ 0.06 mm (0.0024 inch)
Not acceptable: > 0.06 mm (0.0024 inch)

Turning applications

In non-rotating drill applications, a large misalignment greatly affects process security and tool stability. Always follow these recommendations.

Preferable ≤ 0.10 mm (0.0039 inch)
Acceptable ≤ 0.20 mm (0.0079 inch)
Not acceptable > 0.20 mm (0.0079 inch)

Coolant recommendations

  • Internal coolant is recommended for safe chip evacuation
  • Apply sufficient coolant flow and follow the recommendation on emulsion concentration from your supplier
  • When drilling deep holes, sufficient coolant flow is crucial to enable proper chip evacuation

Recommended minimum cutting fluid flow


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