Every part number we have actually made.

This catalogue is built from our own order records, not from a marketing range. Each entry carries the geometry callout we ground to, so you can check the shank, flute length and point angle before you ask for a price.

Precision drilling production line, general cutting-tool category reference — General reference illustration — not a photograph of a specific part number or product, and not plant documentation. Dimensions, not images, define a specification.

Part numbers: 11,717
Diameter range: 0.030–3.03 mm micro
Repeat-ordered: 1,292 specs

Choose the cutting tool family

Browse by what the tool does. Every family opens a filterable table of real part numbers.

MICMicro drillsSolid carbide micro drills, coated and uncoated, from 0.03 mm.8,260 part numbers ENDEnd mills and routersMicro end mills, flat-bottom cutters and engraving tools.342 part numbers REAReamersHelical carbide reamers for finished hole size and surface finish.229 part numbers SPESpecial and custom geometryStep drills, spotting drills, coolant-through drills and non-standard forms.2,886 part numbers

The other half of the process

A drilled hole is not finished when the drill leaves it. Resin plugging, deburring, copper levelling and press-plate cleaning all happen downstream, and we supply those consumables too. That means one specification conversation covers both the hole and the surface around it.

1DrillMicro drills, step drills, spot drills

2DeburrHD / HC brush rollers, endless belts

3LevelCeramic brush rollers, abrasive rolls

4FinishFine belts, non-woven pads, sponges

Browse surface finishing consumables

Series with their own specification page

These are the families with enough standard geometry to justify a dedicated page. Each one lists its diameter span, coating, application and full part-number table.

HDCS636TiN-coated left-hand step solid carbide drill1508 specs DC426Black-coated solid carbide drill1073 specs HDC636TiN-coated left-hand solid carbide drill997 specs DC836Bronze-coated solid carbide drill928 specs DC426LBlack-coated extended-length solid carbide drill846 specs DC326Solid carbide drill542 specs DC326LExtended-length solid carbide drill517 specs HDC326Solid carbide drill (not for shrink-fit holders)507 specs DC826Solid carbide drill399 specs DC336DLC-coated solid carbide drill362 specs DC836LBronze-coated extended-length solid carbide drill252 specs DC636TiN-coated left-hand solid carbide drill233 specs

See all 79 series

Part numbers our customers come back for

Sorted by how often a specification has been ordered again — a useful shortlist when you are setting up a new line and want a geometry that is already in production.

Frequently ordered standard part numbers
Part no.	Description	D1 mm	Flute mm	Shank mm	OAL mm	Point	Geometry
DC426-1000-04High-runner	Black-coated solid carbide drill	1	7	3	38	—	Standard
HDC636-1840-01High-runner	TiN-coated left-hand solid carbide drill	1.84	12	3.2	38	118°	Standard
DC426-0500-04High-runner	Black-coated solid carbide drill	0.5	5	3	38	—	Standard
HDCC636-1600-01-04High-runner	TiN-coated left-hand spotting solid carbide drill	1.6	2.5	3	30	90°	Standard
DC426-0800-04High-runner	Black-coated solid carbide drill	0.8	6	3	38	—	Standard
DC426-1500-04High-runner	Black-coated solid carbide drill (YZ variant)	1.5	8	3	38	—	Standard
DC426L-1000-04-01High-runner	Black-coated extended-length solid carbide drill	1	12	3	38	—	Standard
HDC636-1850-01-03High-runner	TiN-coated left-hand solid carbide drill	1.85	12	3.2	38	118°	Standard

Look up a part number

If you already have a code from a drawing, a previous order or a competitor sample, type it in. The lookup returns the exact geometry we hold for it.

Send the code, not a description.

A part number plus the workpiece material is enough for a written geometry and tolerance proposal.

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