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PCD Drills

PCD-tipped drills are primarily used in series production where high precision and repeatability are required when drilling abrasive or hard-to-machine materials. Typical applications include the machining of aluminum alloys with a high silicon content, fiber-reinforced plastics (CFRP/GFRP), graphite, as well as sintered materials and non-ferrous metals.

Due to the exceptional hardness and wear resistance of polycrystalline diamond, PCD drills offer significantly longer tool life compared to carbide solutions – while maintaining consistent hole diameters and excellent surface quality. This makes them particularly cost-effective in automated production processes with high volumes.

Our range includes various geometries for solid drills, pilot drills, and step drills, adapted to different workpiece requirements and machine interfaces. The tools are suitable for use on CNC machining centers and transfer lines, offering high positioning accuracy and outstanding process stability.

An overview can also be found in our catalog “Diamond-Tipped Tools” »

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