Präzisions-Blech Serie

HSS Stufenbohrer

Die All-in-One-Lösung zum Bohren, Aufweiten und Entgraten. Präzisionsgefertigt für Blech, Stahl und Edelstahl.

Ø4-32mm BereichØ3/16" - Ø1-1/4" BereichSechskant/3-Flach SchaftGerade/SpiralfräserHSS / Kobalt

Produktserien

Drei Leistungsgrade für jede Anwendung

Standardqualität (HSS 4241)

Standardqualität (HSS 4241)

Kostengünstige Lösung für allgemeine Wartung und DIY. Ideal zum Bohren von Holz, Kunststoff und dünnen Aluminiumblechen.

Material
HSS 4241
Beschichtung
Titan (Gold)
Key Features
Geteilter Spitzenpunkt Rutschfester Sechskantschaft
Applications
Kunststoff / Holz Dünnes Aluminium PVC-Platten
Industriequalität (HSS M2)

Industriequalität (HSS M2)

Professioneller M2 (6542) Stahl für den täglichen Industriegebrauch. Bietet 3x längere Lebensdauer beim Bohren von Baustahl und Eisen.

Material
HSS 6542 (M2)
Beschichtung
Titannitrid
Key Features
Spiralfräser-Design Hohe Verschleißfestigkeit
Applications
Baustahl Eisenplatten Kupfer / Messing
Extremqualität (M35 Kobalt)

Extremqualität (M35 Kobalt)

Maximale Leistung mit 5% Kobalt. Speziell entwickelt für das Schneiden von Edelstahl und harten abrasiven Materialien.

Material
HSS-Co 5% (M35)
Beschichtung
Kobalt / AlTiN
Key Features
Hohe Hitzebeständigkeit Gratfreies Schneiden
Applications
Edelstahl (Inox) Gehärteter Stahl Gusseisen

Technische Spezifikationen

Präzisionsgefertigt nach internationalen Standards

Schafttyp
1/4" Sechskant / 3-Flach / Rund
Fräser-Design
Gerade / Spirale (Doppelfräser)
Oberflächenfinish
Titan / Schwarzoxid / Glänzend
Spitzenwinkel
118° / 135° Geteilter Punkt
Härte
HRC 63-67 (M2/M35)
Lasermarkierung
OEM-Logo & Größenmarkierung verfügbar
ISO 9001 Zertifizierte Fertigung

Verfügbare Größen & Stufenkonfiguration

Drei Standardkonfigurationen für den Bohrbereich 4-32mm

Name Steps StepList Increment Applications IdealFor
Kompakt-Serie (4-12mm)Kompakt-Serie (3/16" - 1/2") 9 Stufen
4mm 5mm 6mm 7mm 8mm 9mm 10mm 11mm 12mm
1mm Schritte1/16" Schritte Leichte Arbeiten, dünne Materialien (≤2mm), Elektrokästen, KunststoffgehäuseLeichte Arbeiten, dünne Materialien (≤1/16"), Elektrokästen, Kunststoffgehäuse DIY und Wartungsarbeiten
Standard-Serie (4-20mm)Standard-Serie (3/16" - 13/16") 9 Stufen
4mm 6mm 8mm 10mm 12mm 14mm 16mm 18mm 20mm
2mm Schritte1/16" Schritte Mittlere Belastung, allgemeine Metallbearbeitung (≤4mm), HVAC-Installationen, AutoreparaturMittlere Belastung, allgemeine Metallbearbeitung (≤3/16"), HVAC-Installationen, Autoreparatur Häufigste industrielle Anwendungen
Erweiterte Serie (4-32mm)Erweiterte Serie (3/16" - 1-1/4") 15 Stufen
4mm 6mm 8mm 10mm 12mm 14mm 16mm 18mm 20mm 22mm 24mm 26mm 28mm 30mm 32mm
2mm Schritte1/16" Schritte Schwere Arbeiten, dickes Blech (≤5mm), Baustahl, IndustrieschränkeSchwere Arbeiten, dickes Blech (≤3/16"), Baustahl, Industrieschränke Professionelle Fertigung und Bau

How to Use Step Drill Bits

Four primary applications for maximum versatility

Drilling Multiple Hole Sizes

One tool replaces an entire set of twist drills. Simply drill to the desired depth to achieve the required hole diameter. The size markings on each step ensure precise results.

Pro Tip

Use moderate speed (500-1500 RPM) and steady pressure for best results.

Enlarging Existing Holes

Center the bit in the existing hole and drill deeper to enlarge without wandering. The self-centering split point ensures the bit stays on track even when starting in an existing hole.

Pro Tip

The conical shape prevents grabbing and provides smooth enlargement.

Deburring & Chamfering

After drilling to your target size, lightly touch the next larger step to the hole edge. This removes burrs and creates a professional chamfered edge in one motion.

Pro Tip

No need for separate deburring tools or files.

Drilling Curved Surfaces

Unlike twist drills, step bits excel at drilling pipes, tubes, and curved metal surfaces. The wide flute design and gradual taper prevent skating and provide stable cutting.

Pro Tip

Especially effective for conduit, exhaust pipes, and round structural members.

Wholesale & OEM Information

Professional manufacturing services for global partners

Packaging Options

  • Plastic Box Individual clear plastic boxes with product label
  • Metal Case Durable metal index case, ideal for 3-5 piece sets
  • Blow-molded Case Premium presentation case with foam insert
  • Blister Card Retail-ready blister packaging with custom header card
  • Bulk Packaging Inner boxes (50-100pcs) for large volume orders

OEM/ODM Services

  • Custom size configurations & step increments
  • Laser engraving of company logo on shank
  • Custom surface coatings (TiN, TiAlN, TiCN)
  • Branded packaging design & printing
  • Private label manufacturing

Order Details

Minimum Order Quantity

1000 pieces per specification

Production & Delivery

15-25 days for standard specifications

Häufig gestellte Fragen

What is the difference between Straight and Spiral flutes?

Straight flutes are easier to sharpen and offer stable drilling. Spiral flutes (Double Flute) offer faster chip removal, smoother cutting, and extended tool life, making them ideal for professional use. Spiral flutes are recommended for materials that produce long, stringy chips like aluminum and mild steel.

Can your step drills cut Stainless Steel?

Yes, our Extreme Duty M35 (Cobalt) series is specifically designed for stainless steel and hardened materials. For regular steel or iron, our Industrial M2 series is the best choice. For occasional stainless work, use M2 with proper lubrication and reduced speed.

What is the maximum material thickness I can drill?

Maximum thickness depends on the material and drill grade:
- HSS 4241: Up to 2mm (soft materials like aluminum, plastic)
- HSS M2: Up to 4mm (mild steel, iron)
- M35 Cobalt: Up to 5mm (stainless steel, hardened steel)

For thicker materials, use a pilot hole or dedicated annular cutters.

What RPM should I use?

Recommended speeds vary by material and hole size:
- Aluminum/Plastic: 1500-2000 RPM
- Mild Steel: 800-1200 RPM
- Stainless Steel: 400-800 RPM (with M35 Cobalt)

Lower speeds for larger holes (>20mm). Always start slow and increase gradually. Use cutting fluid for best results.

Do I need to use cutting fluid or lubricant?

Yes, for metal drilling. Use:
- Cutting oil or tapping fluid for steel and stainless steel
- WD-40 or kerosene for aluminum
- No lubricant needed for wood or plastic

Proper lubrication extends tool life by 2-3x and produces cleaner holes.

What's the advantage of the Split Point design?

All our step drills feature a self-centering 118° or 135° Split Point, which prevents "walking" (skating) on the metal surface and eliminates the need for a center punch. The 135° point is better for harder materials, while 118° excels in softer metals and provides faster penetration.

Should I choose Hex shank, 3-Flat shank, or Round shank?

  • Hex Shank (1/4"): Best for cordless drills and drill/drivers. Prevents slipping under load. Most popular for field work.
  • 3-Flat Shank: For drill chucks. Provides secure grip while allowing precise centering.
  • Round Shank: Compatible with all chucks but may slip under heavy load. Best for stationary drill presses.

Do you offer custom sets and packaging?

Yes, we provide:
- 3-piece sets (4-12, 4-20, 4-32mm) in Metal Boxes, Plastic Cases, or Blow-molded Cases
- 5-piece sets with additional intermediate sizes
- Custom logo laser engraving on shank
- Blister packaging for retail
- Bulk packaging for OEM

MOQ: 1000 pieces. Delivery: 15-30 days.

How do I know when the drill bit needs sharpening or replacement?

Replace or sharpen when you notice:
- Excessive heat or smoke during drilling
- Rough, torn hole edges instead of clean cuts
- Increased drilling time or pressure required
- Visible chips or cracks on cutting edges
- Blue discoloration (overheating damage)

Professional resharpening is recommended for M2 and M35 grades.

Can step drill bits be resharpened?

Yes, but resharpening requires specialized equipment to maintain the step geometry and angles. We recommend professional resharpening services for M2 and M35 grades. HSS 4241 bits are typically replaced rather than resharpened due to lower cost. Proper use and lubrication will provide 500+ holes (M35) before resharpening is needed.

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