PDZ
The PDZ indexable flat drill is engineered for stable flat bottom hole machining. In addition to flat surface processing, the PDZ can also accommodate a wide range of hole shapes, such as inclined surface, curved surface, counterboring, half-hole drilling, and more. Its excellent chip breaking ability enables trouble-free stable machining. The PDZ also supports internal turning, face turning and outer turning applications to enable tool consolidation on lathes.
Compatible with a wide range of applications including drilling, counterboring, inclined surface drilling, and more.
![Compatible with a wide range of applications including drilling, counterboring, inclined surface drilling, and more.](../images/spe_pdz_free01.jpg)
Features
![Indexable Flat Drill Features](../images/spe_pdz_features.jpg)
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- Enables tool consolidation on lathes
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Applications
Mild Steel・Carbon Steel・Low Carbon Steel・Alloy Steel・Die Steel・Stainless Steel・Cast Iron・Ductile Cast Iron・Aluminum Alloy・Superalloy・Titanium Alloy・Pre-hardened Steel(40~43HRC)・Hardened Steel(50~55HRC)
Lineup
PDZ
- 2 x D Type φ16 ~ φ43
- 3 x D Type φ16 ~ φ43
Data
Higher cost performance compared to exchangeable head drills
The number of holes machined per insert corner by the PDZ versus per exchangeable head by a competitor.
![Higher cost performance compared to exchangeable head drills1](../images/spe_pdz_date01.jpg)
![Higher cost performance compared to exchangeable head drills2](../images/spe_pdz_date02.jpg)