Solid carbide drills claim to offer many benefits

Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Mar 30, 2001

The new range of Novex Mini Stardrill solid carbide drills promises price-to-performance benefits whether short or long chipping materials, iron or steel, deep or shallow holes

The new range of Novex Mini Stardrill solid carbide drills from Walter GB of Redditch promises unrivalled price-to-performance benefits across the full spectrum of materials and applications - whether short or long chipping materials, iron or steel, deep or shallow holes and high or medium quality tolerance with or without coolant.

Available in diameters from three mm to 16 mm, the Novex Mini Stardrill family consists of nine different drill types utilising carbide grade technology for both coated and uncoated drills to ensure the highest penetration rates.

The latest coated additions are WXM 35 as the universal grade and WXK 35 for cast iron and aluminium as well as stainless steel.

Combined with competitive pricing, the drills' excellent results will particularly appeal to users of machining centres.