Back Central Locking Modular Drill

A back lockling modular drill is a cutting tool designed for versatility and precision in drilling operations, particularly in CNC machining. It consists of interchangeable components, typically a drill body and replaceable cutting inserts or heads, allowing customization for various materials, diameters, and drilling conditions. This modular design enhances flexibility, cost-efficiency, and performance compared to solid drills. The central locking screw mechanism on the back ensures that the insert is firmly clamped, thus ensuring process security and extending the service life of the drill body and insert.

Modular drills are widely used in industries like aerospace, automotive, and general manufacturing, where versatility, precision, and efficiency are critical. They excel in challenging conditions, such as drilling stacked materials, cross-holes, or inclined surfaces.

In summary, modular drills combine the performance of solid carbide drills with the cost-effectiveness and adaptability of indexable tools, making them a preferred choice for modern machining operations.