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Single Flute Countersinks should be used when multi-flute countersinks chatter or the hole is too small for a multi-flute countersink to enter. 60 degree countersinks are used for centering. 82 degree countersinks are used for countersinking flathead screws. 90 degree countersinks are used for chamfering and deburring while 100 degree countersinks are used to make screw and rivet holes.
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Single Flute Countersinks should be used when multi-flute countersinks chatter or the hole is too small for a multi-flute countersink to enter. 60 degree countersinks are used for centering. 82 degree countersinks are used for countersinking flathead screws. 90 degree countersinks are used for chamfering and deburring while 100 degree countersinks are used to make screw and rivet holes.
Features & Benefits
Single Flute Countersinks should be used when multi-flute countersinks chatter or the hole is too small for a multi-flute countersink to enter. 60 degree countersinks are used for centering. 82 degree countersinks are used for countersinking flathead screws. 90 degree countersinks are used for chamfering and deburring while 100 degree countersinks are used to make screw and rivet holes.
Features & Benefits
Single Flute Countersinks should be used when multi-flute countersinks chatter or the hole is too small for a multi-flute countersink to enter. 60 degree countersinks are used for centering. 82 degree countersinks are used for countersinking flathead screws. 90 degree countersinks are used for chamfering and deburring while 100 degree countersinks are used to make screw and rivet holes.
Features & Benefits
Single Flute Countersinks should be used when multi-flute countersinks chatter or the hole is too small for a multi-flute countersink to enter. 60 degree countersinks are used for centering. 82 degree countersinks are used for countersinking flathead screws. 90 degree countersinks are used for chamfering and deburring while 100 degree countersinks are used to make screw and rivet holes.
Features & Benefits