Viking Drills
Since 1951, Viking Drill & Tool has strived to manufacture "America's Finest High-Speed Cutting Tools". Their tools use the finest steel and exceed the industry tolerance standards by half. The resulting product has the highest quality, accuracy and consistency that exceeds the National Aerospace Stand (NAS) 907.
Jobber Length Drills
Jobber length drills have a longer length than its diameter, anywhere between 8-12 or 9-14 times the diameter. These drills come in TiAlN, TiCN, or TiN coatings or Black & Gold, Nitride, Oxide and Straw finishes.
Screw Machine & Stub Length Drills
Stub length drills have a short overall length for maximum regidity and longer tool life. These drills come in AlTiCrN, AlTiN, TiAln, and TiN coatings or Black & Gold, Oxide, Straw or Bright finishes.
Silver & Deming Drills
Silver and Deming drills are twist drills that have a larger flute diameter than the chuck being used, usually no larger than 1/2 inch dia. These drills come in Black & Gold, Black & Silver, Nitride, Oxide, Straw, and Bright finishes.
Mechanic Length Drills
Mechanics length drills
have a shorter flute length and shorter overall length than a standard jobber
drill. These drills come in Black & Gold, Oxide, or Bright finishes.
DIN Length Drills
The OAL and flute length of DIN 338 are shorter than an inch Jobber drill. These drills are designed for deep drilling without drill retraction. Comes in TiN coating and uncoated.
Straight Flute Drills
Straight flute drills are designed to produce short chips good for soft and ductile, non-ferrous materials. The flute architecture allows for proper hole diameter and good sidewall finish.
Long Length Drills
Designed to drill into deep workpieces or hard-to-reach components often found in the aerospace industry. These drills come in TiN, Oxide or Bright finishes.
Taper Shank Drills
Taper shank drills are a general purpose drill that have a tanged, conical shank to fit into drill press spindles, driving sleeves, or sockets. These drills come in Oxide, TiN or Bright finishes.
Catalogs
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