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The SECO 00090320 is a carbide replaceable tip drill from the SD100 series, designed for high-productivity hole-making in steel and similar ferrous workpiece materials. The drill tip features a solid carbide construction with a TiAlN (titanium aluminum nitride) coating applied via PVD process, delivering strong heat resistance and wear performance at the cutting edge. The 140-degree included point angle supports self-centering entry and clean chip evacuation. At 14mm in diameter and 11mm in tip height (0.4331 inches), this drill is sized for precision work in machining centers and CNC drilling operations where consistent bore quality is required.
This replaceable tip drill is suited for CNC machining environments targeting steel workpieces in both production and job-shop settings. The through-coolant design channels cutting fluid directly to the tip, reducing heat buildup and improving chip flushing in deep-hole and high-feed applications. The SD100 platform uses an interchangeable tip system, allowing worn tips to be swapped without replacing the drill body, which reduces tooling downtime and overall cost per hole. It is installed by machinists and CNC operators working in metal fabrication, automotive, aerospace, and general manufacturing contexts.
Designed for use with SD100 series replaceable tip drill bodies accepting a P-geometry tip. Intended for primary use in steel (ISO material group P) workpiece applications. Confirm body bore size and tip interface before ordering.
Installation is performed by a qualified machinist or CNC operator following the machine tool manufacturer guidelines for replaceable tip drills. Ensure the drill body is clean and free of chips or debris before seating the tip, and confirm the tip is fully locked per the SD100 torque procedure specified in the SECO tooling manual. Through-coolant lines should be verified for flow and pressure before initiating the cut. Follow shop safety protocols and machine lockout procedures when changing tips.
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