Effortlessly and Consistently Enlarge Holes
The brand - new and cutting - edge Multi - Step Reamer step drill simplifies the hole - enlarging process while ensuring consistent quality. With a 1/2” step thickness, it's a cinch to enlarge holes in sheet metal or even 1/2” metal plates. It's perfect for enlarging or aligning stacked metal plates or pieces up to a combined thickness of 1/2”. Moreover, the 3/8” shank with three flats makes it easy to use the Multi - Step Reamer in drill chucks, and it won't slip! Available in three individual sizes, each with five steps, and diameters ranging from 5/16” to 1 - 1/16”.
MATERIALS
- Aluminum
- Stainless steel
- Steel
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| ORDER NO | OVERALL LENGTH | FLUTE LENGTH | DESCRIPTION | STD PKG |
|---|
| 01 - W 151 | 4 1/8 ' | 3 ' | 5 Step from 5/16' to 9/16' | 1 |
| 01 - W 152 | 4 1/4 ' | 3 3/16 ' | 5 Step from 9/16' to 13/16' | 1 |
| 01 - W 153 | 4 3/8 ' | 3 3/16 ' | 5 step from 13/16' to 1 1/16 | 1 |
Using the Multi - Step Reamer is quite straightforward. First, choose the appropriate size based on the diameter of the hole you need to enlarge. Insert the 3/8” shank of the reamer into the drill chuck. Make sure it's firmly in place so it won't slip during operation. When working on sheet metal or metal plates up to a combined thickness of 1/2”, start the drill and gently guide the reamer into the hole. The 1/2” step thickness allows for easy and consistent hole enlargement. For different materials like aluminum, stainless steel, or steel, the reamer works great, but you may need to adjust the drill speed according to the hardness of the material. As for maintenance, after each use, clean the reamer to remove any metal shavings. You can use a brush or a cloth. Store it in a dry place to prevent rusting. If you notice any signs of wear or damage, it might be time to replace the reamer.
