Value Collection 01108323 Drill Blank Size 32 Hss

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 01108323 is a wire gauge size 32 drill blank made from high speed steel with a bright, uncoated finish. Drill blanks are precision-ground cylindrical rods used as starting stock for custom tooling, reamer blanks, punch pins, and specialty cutting tools. This blank measures 0.116 inches in decimal diameter and 2-3/4 inches in overall length. The high speed steel construction provides the hardness and wear resistance required for grinding into finished cutting tools or for use as precision locating pins and gauging components in toolroom and production environments.

This drill blank is suited for toolmakers, machinists, and tool-and-die technicians working in job shops, production facilities, and maintenance departments. The wire gauge 32 size makes it a common choice when producing small-diameter custom tooling or replacing worn punch and pin components. The bright uncoated surface allows for direct use or post-grinding treatment as required by the application. Sold individually, it fits single-piece replacement and custom fabrication needs without requiring a bulk purchase.

Key Features

• Wire gauge size 32 with a decimal diameter of 0.116 inches
• Overall length of 2-3/4 inches for versatile toolroom applications
• High speed steel construction for hardness and grindability
• Bright uncoated finish ready for direct use or secondary processing
• Sold as a single piece to support low-quantity toolroom needs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard wire gauge size 32 drill blank for use in toolroom, die-making, and precision machining applications requiring 0.116-inch diameter high speed steel stock.

Installation Notes

Drill blanks are typically handled by toolmakers and machinists using bench grinders, surface grinders, or CNC tool grinders to produce finished cutting tools or precision components. Secure workholding is required during any grinding operation to maintain diameter tolerance and surface finish. Eye protection and appropriate grinding guards should be in place per standard shop safety practices. The blank should be inspected for straightness and surface condition before grinding to ensure the finished tool meets dimensional requirements.