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'''H'''igh '''S'''peed '''S'''teel is an alloy often used for [[Drill Bits|drill bits]] and other tools that need to be able to withstand heat. | '''H'''igh '''S'''peed '''S'''teel is an alloy often used for [[Drill Bits|drill bits]] and other tools that need to be able to withstand heat. | ||
== HSS-R == | |||
HSS-R stands for '''rolled''' high speed steel and is the most common [[Twist Drill Bits|twist drill bit]] material<sup> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-speed_steel]</sup>. | |||
== HSS-G == | == HSS-G == | ||
HSS-G drill bits are '''cut'''. The drilling is supposed to be more effective and easier than with the cheaper HSS-R (rolled) drill bits. | HSS-G drill bits are '''cut'''. The drilling is supposed to be more effective and easier than with the cheaper HSS-R (rolled) drill bits. | ||
Revision as of 11:19, 30 August 2017
High Speed Steel is an alloy often used for drill bits and other tools that need to be able to withstand heat.
HSS-R
HSS-R stands for rolled high speed steel and is the most common twist drill bit material [1].
HSS-G
HSS-G drill bits are cut. The drilling is supposed to be more effective and easier than with the cheaper HSS-R (rolled) drill bits.
Drillable materials:
- aluminum
- steel & cast steel
- non-ferrous metals (Nichteisenmetalle)
- gray iron (Grauguss)
- rigid plastics (Hartkunststoffe)
