Value Collection SC0840116 Hss Morse Taper Core Drill 1-1/4 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SC0840116 is a high-speed steel Morse taper core drill designed for enlarging existing holes in metal and other hard materials. Featuring a 1-1/4 inch cutting diameter and four flutes, this drill delivers efficient material removal and smooth bore finishes in demanding shop and field applications. The 4MT shank taper seats securely in compatible drill presses and boring machines. An oxide coating helps resist heat and wear during extended cutting cycles. Overall length is 13-1/2 inches, with a 7-5/8 inch flute length. Machinists and toolroom technicians are the primary users of this tool.

This core drill is suited for production drilling, reaming prep work, and hole enlargement tasks in fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, and manufacturing environments. The right-hand spiral and right-hand cutting direction are standard for conventional drill press operation. The 118-degree included angle makes it appropriate for use on steel, cast iron, and similar ferrous materials. It is sold individually and fits standard 4 Morse taper spindle machines.

Key Features

• 1-1/4 inch cutting diameter with 1.2500 inch decimal equivalent for precise fitment
• Four flutes for improved chip evacuation and smoother bore finish compared to two-flute twist drills
• 4MT Morse taper shank for positive, repeatable seating in compatible spindles
• High-speed steel construction handles the heat generated in ferrous metal drilling
• Oxide coating provides added surface hardness and corrosion resistance
• 118-degree included angle suits general-purpose drilling in steel and cast iron
• 13-1/2 inch overall length with 7-5/8 inch flute length for deep-hole reach

Compatibility

Designed for use in drill presses, boring mills, and milling machines equipped with a 4 Morse taper spindle. Verify spindle taper designation before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by qualified machinists familiar with rotating tooling and taper shank tooling practices. Ensure the machine spindle is fully de-energized and locked out before seating or removing the taper shank. Clean both the shank and spindle socket of chips and oil before seating to ensure full contact and prevent fretting. Use a proper drift and mallet to remove the shank — never pry against the flutes or cutting edges.