Procut-Milling Burr 6 x 80 mm / 18 mm

Technical features:Material: Solid carbide Form: cylindrical d1: 6.0 mm I1: 18.0 mm d2: 6.0 mm I2: 60 mm Toothing: crossed toothing for unsiversal use Coating: noneApplication possibilities:     tough and high-strength materialalloyed steel casting synthetic material    universal usagehighest chip removalStrongly recommended for the following materials:BrassCopperCast ironBronzePure steelHardened steelStainless steelHigh-Grade steelTitan 

This solid carbide milling burr 4 x 6 x 60 mm is cut off one piece. It distinguishes itself through rough drilling features, due to its deep cuts, which also leads to a good chipping removal.Special features:Due to the reduction of a 6 mm drill burr to 4 mm at the tip, working time is reduced by more than half, for less material has to be cut. A pleasant side effect: the core drawing protection doesn’t have to be destroyed thanks to the small milling burr head diameter. Technical features:Material: Solid carbide Form: cylindrical d1: 4.0 mm I1: 14.0 mm d2: 6.0 mm I2: 60 mm Toothing: crossed toothing for unsiversal use Coating: noneApplication possibilities:     tough and high-strength materialalloyed steel casting synthetic material    universal usagehighest chip removalStrongly recommended for the following materials:BrassCopperCast ironBronzePure steelHardened steelStainless steelHigh-Grade steelTitan 

Technical features:Material: Solid carbide Form: cylindrical d1: 6.0 mm I1: 18,0 mm d2: 6.0 mm I2: 50 mm Toothing: crossed toothing for unsiversal use Coating: noneApplication possibilities:     tough and high-strength materialalloyed steel casting synthetic material    universal usagehighest chip removalStrongly recommended for the following materials:BrassCopperCast ironBronzePure steelHardened steelStainless steelHigh-Grade steelTitan 

Double Box Gear-Wrench 17 + 19 mm, adjustable clock- or counterclockwise rotation, suited for use with the Multipick-Service Bell or LockForce. Quality German product. 

This lock cracker breaks even cylinders only slightly projecting thanks to a powerful clamp which is acting from underneath. With this tool you may facilitate the cylinder cracking by inserting a special pulling screw into the cylinder which prevents the lock cracker from slipping off. You remove the tool head from the shaft, place and fix it on the cylinder. Then you screw a suitable special pulling screw into the cylinder, using a Torx 20 bit, 50 or 70 mm long (Article: 2128 + 2129).