FC326 — Solid carbide drill

A real production series with 57 standard part numbers. The table below is taken from the geometry we have actually ground and shipped.

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Part numbers in series: 57
Diameter span: 0.1–5.63 mm
Coating: Uncoated

Part numbers in FC326

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FC326 standard part numbers
Part no.	Description	D1 mm	Flute mm	Shank mm	OAL mm	Point	Geometry
FC326-0630-01	Solid carbide drill	0.63	7	3.175	38	—	Standard
FC326-0630-02	Solid carbide drill	0.63	7	3	38	—	Standard
FC326-0640	Solid carbide cutting tool	0.64	3.5	3	30	—	Standard
FC326-0660	Solid carbide drill	0.66	6	3	38	—	Standard
FC326-0665	Solid carbide drill	0.665	7	3	38	90°	Standard
FC326-0670	Solid carbide drill	0.67	7	3	38	90°	Standard
FC326-0670-01	Solid carbide drill	0.67	7	3	38	—	Standard
FC326-0720-01	Solid carbide drill	0.72	6	3	38	—	Standard
FC326-0800	Solid carbide drill	0.8	4	3	38	130°	Standard
FC326-0810	Solid carbide drill	0.81	5.5	2	30	120°	Standard
FC326-0830-01	Solid carbide drill	0.83	7	3	38	—	Standard
FC326-0840	Solid carbide drill	0.84	—	—	—	—	View full callout
FC326-0905	Solid carbide drill	0.905	2	1	30	—	Standard
FC326-0905-01	Solid carbide drill	0.905	6	3.175	38	—	Standard
FC326-0908-01	Solid carbide drill	0.908	7	3.175	38	—	Standard
FC326-0980	Solid carbide drill	0.98	5.5	3.175	38	130°	Standard
FC326-0989	Solid carbide drill	0.989	6	3	38	—	Standard
FC326-0993	Solid carbide drill	0.993	10	3	38	120°	Standard
FC326-1050	Solid carbide drill	1.05	6	3.175	38	130°	Standard
FC326-1058-01	Solid carbide drill	1.058	7	3.175	38	—	Standard
FC326-1058-02	Solid carbide drill	1.058	7	3	38	—	Standard
FC326-1130	Solid carbide drill	1.13	1.2	3.175	38	130°	Standard
FC326-1150	Solid carbide drill	1.15	3.2	3.175	38	130°	Standard
FC326-1155	Solid carbide drill	1.155	6	3	38	—	Standard

How to read a part number. The prefix is the series, the four digits after the first dash encode the cutting diameter in thousandths of a millimetre (for example 1000 is 1.000 mm), and any trailing digits identify the flute or variant. The full geometry is written as D1 × flute length × shank × overall length.

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