Iscar recently released numerous different drilling innovations to meet their customers needs. These latest products are Sumocham Drill, DR-DH and Deep Drills. Drawing off of their expertise Iscar has come up with brand new and innovative ways to boost productivity for the end user. Here is a little bit about these innovative products, and how they will serve the end user of these drills.

SUMOCHAM Drills

ISCAR's new SUMOCHAM drill family is an advanced progression of the exceptionally effective CHAMDRILL and CHAMDRILLJET drill families. The drill features twisted coolant nozzles with indexable drilling heads which are available in different head configurations for a variety of material groups. SUMOCHAM drills can be used on milling centers or lathes.

SUMOCHAM incorporates four different standard drill head geometries, designed for optimum performance and high reliability. The drill head is made with a sharp cutting edge and polished flutes. SUMOCHAM drilling heads are offered in the diameter range of 8 to 25.9 mm. The drill head has ground flutes for smooth, continuous chip flow and a ground gash for enhanced penetration.

The drill shank design is according to DIN 9766 standard, with obtainable drilling depth to diameter ratios of 1.5XD, 3xD, 5XD and 8xD. All drill bodies showcase coolant through holes. The accurate cylinder added to the clamping portion increases durability and reduces internal stresses. The rotation stopper planes are accurately ground, to increase the control on the drilling head position and support, increasing tool performance and life. ISCAR's innovative SUMOCHAM drill line will offer longer tool life and increased productivity.

DR-DH Deep Drills

DR-DH drills can achieve drilling depth-to-diameter ratio of 7XD and up. Constructed to be implemented on standard horizontal milling centers, turning, and multi-task machines. Use of supplemental machine and setup can be avoided. They will be available as semi-standard product in a diameter range of 25.4 to 69.5 mm (1.00 - 2.73").

Two versions will be available:
A Single Flute DR-DH-31.65-0350NC-2FS is a very stiff tool having a patented chip gullet design. It was developed for easily cut materials such as cast iron and low alloyed steel.

A Double Flute DR-DH-31.65-0350NC-2FD has a double chip gullet for upgraded chip flow. It was tailored for drilling gummy materials like non-alloyed steel and high temperature alloys.

ISCAR DEEP HOLE DRILLS

With ISCAR's innovative solid carbide deep hole drills, you can safely drill up to 22 times diameter and arrive bottom10% faster than with other solid carbide drills - and six times faster than a HSS drill. This capacity can speed up countless high-volume operations. The deep-hole drilling station no longer has to slow down a transfer line or stop it fully because a drill broke.

Different target applications encompass deep holes for automotive, hydraulic blocks and die & mold work. A mixture of features help the twist drills to cut faster, straighter,deeper, last longer and discharge chips more readily. A unique high-strength core creates a more long lasting drill point and allows for deeper flutes, enlarging the exit path for chips.

The drill tip themselves have a 140 positive-point, four-margin design to maintain the edge, diminish thrust forces and assist centering and tracking. A post-coat polishing measure on the flutes, margins and cutting edges decreases friction and torque that can readily snap a drill.

The latest drills are available in normal diameters ranging from 5 to 10 mm, in 20 and 22 length to diameter ratios. Special sizes are attainable on request. All are built of IC908, a 10% cobalt submicron carbide grade, and comes with a TiAlN PVD coating, and can be refurbished.

These are just some of the latest innovations coming from Iscar.

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