CoroDrill® 854/856

Producing holes in high-resin materials, with increasing demands on delamination and splintering, can be optimized with the drill geometry design.

The CoroDrill geometries is designed to improve hole entrance and exit quality on carbon fiber materials with high fiber content.

Benefits

• Excellent hole quality and surface finish
• Reduced risk for delamination and splintering
• Reduced burr formation on exit in aluminum materials (CD854)

Features

• CoroDrill 854: Point geometry designed to prevent splintering and fraying
• CoroDrill 856: Design to reduce delamination problems
• Diamond coating (N2OC)
• Available as standard stocked items 4-12.7 mm (0.157-0.500 inch) as well as engineered solutions.
• Tailor Made options

Applications

Materials:

• CFRP fiber rich materials – CoroDrill 854
• CFRP/Aluminum stacked materials – CoroDrill 854
• CFRP resin rich materials – CoroDrill 856
• Composite materials with, for example, glass layers – CoroDrill 856
• BMI – high-temperature resistant materials – CoroDrill 856

Machines:

• CNC controlled machining centers
• Robots
• Portable electrical or pneumatic machines

ISO application area

Drill angles

Small point angles and high rake angles help to improve hole quality as well as reduce axial forces, which is critical on thin-walled surfaces.

Drill and hole tolerance

• Max drill depth: 4-5 x DC
• Hole tolerance: IT 8-9
• Ra: 1-5 μm (40-200 μ inches)

The CoroDrill 854 and 856 are available as standard stocked items as well as engineered solutions.