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Counterbore 5.8X2.5 M3 DIN 373 HSS
13343
Diameter × pilot: 5,8×2.5 mm37 sizes of this countersink
5,5×3.2 mm5,8×2.5 mm6×2.5 mm6×3.2 mm6×3.4 mm7,2×3.2 mm7,5×3.2 mm7,5×4.3 mm7,5×4.5 mm8×3.3 mm8×4.3 mm8×4.5 mm9,5×4.2 mm9,5×5.5 mm10×4.2 mm10×5.3 mm10×5.5 mm10,5×5 mm10,5×6.4 mm10,5×6.5 mm11×5 mm11×6.4 mm11×6.6 mm14×8.4 mm14×9 mm15×6.8 mm15×8.4 mm15×8.5 mm15×9 mm16×9 mm17×11 mm18×8.5 mm18×10.5 mm18×11 mm20×10.2 mm20×13 mm20×14 mm
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Description
Cutting diameterØ5.8 mm
Pilot diameterØ2.5 mm
Shank diameterØ5 mm
For threadM3
M3 5.8×2.5 mm counterbore with pilot
Type NWCa · DIN 373 · high-speed steel (HSS) · Artykuly Techniczne brand
Manufactured to DIN 373 5.8×2.5 mm counterbore with pilot (type NWCa) is used to machine seats for cylindrical screw heads M3 in tap drill holes (Ø2.5 mm — tap drill for M3 threads). Counterboring is performed before tapping, and the pilot keeps the tool precisely aligned with the hole axis. The counterbore made of steel HSS machines steel, aluminum, copper, and brass. A Polish product from the brand Artykuly Techniczne.
| Technical data | |
|---|---|
| Counterbore diameter D | 5.8 mm |
| Pilot diameter d₁ | 2.5 mm |
| Shank diameter d | 5 mm |
| Flute length l | 8 mm |
| Pilot length l₁ | 3 mm |
| Shank length l₂ | 22 mm |
| Overall length L | 70 mm |
| Number of cutting edges Z | 2 |
| For thread | M3 |
| Material | HSS |
| Standard | DIN 373 NWCa |
| Brand | Artykuly Techniczne |
| Country of manufacture | Poland |
Applications and workpiece materials
Applications and materials for the M3 counterbore
Typical applications:
| ✓ | Counterboring seats for cylindrical heads of M3 screws (DIN 912 / ISO 4762) |
| ✓ | Seat machined before tapping the Ø2.5 mm tap drill hole |
| ✓ | Spotfacing around the hole |
| ✓ | Use on CNC machines, drilling machines, and conventional machine tools |
Workpiece materials
✓Structural and carbon steels
✓Copper, brass, bronze
✓Aluminum and light alloys
▲Alloy and stainless steels — with coolant
✗Hardened steels above 45 HRC
Fixed pilot — centering and perpendicularity
Pilot Ø2.5 mm enters the tap drill hole for an M3 thread and guides the tool coaxially — the counterbore remains perpendicular to the hole axis, and after tapping, the screw head makes full surface contact. Steel HSS retains its cutting hardness up to an operating temperature of approx. 600°C.
Cutting data
Guideline values for HSS · Ø5.8 mm
| Material group (ISO 513) | Vc [m/min] | fz [mm/tooth] | n [rpm] · Ø5.8 | f [mm/min] · Z=2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PStructural and alloy steel | 5–25 | 0.03–0.10 | 270–1 350 | 16–270 |
| MStainless steel | 6–15 | 0.03–0.06 | 330–820 | 20–100 |
| KCast iron | 10–20 | 0.08–0.12 | 550–1 100 | 90–260 |
| NNonferrous metals (Al, Cu, brass) | 15–80 | 0.06–0.14 | 820–4 400 | 100–1 230 |
| SDifficult-to-machine alloys and titanium | 8 | 0.04 | ≈440 | ≈35 |
Vc — cutting speed, fz — feed per tooth. Columns n and f calculated for D = 5.8 mm and Z = 2 (rounded). For tools made of steel HSS-E the cutting parameters can be increased by 25%.
How n and f were calculated (Ø5.8, Z = 2)
Spindle speed n = (Vc × 1000) ÷ (π × D), feed rate per minute f = fz × Z × n. Example for steel (Vc = 20, fz = 0.1): n = 20 000 ÷ 18.2 ≈ 1 100 rpm, f = 0.1 × 2 × 1 100 ≈ 220 mm/min. Start at the lower end of the range and adjust according to the material and clamping rigidity.
Tips and limitations
How to extend tool life
HSS limitations
The tool is not intended for hardened steels above 45 HRC. For stainless and alloy steels, reduce the speed and use coolant — overheating accelerates cutting edge wear. Make sure the tap drill hole diameter matches the pilot Ø2.5 mm — counterbore before tapping the hole.
Frequently asked questions
The counterbore produces a flat seat for cylindrical heads of M3 screws, including DIN 912 / ISO 4762 socket head cap screws. The Ø2.5 mm pilot matches the tap drill hole for an M3 thread (Ø2.5 mm drill), so the head seat is machined before tapping the hole. The Ø5.8 mm counterbore diameter accommodates an M3 socket head cap screw head (Ø5.5 mm per DIN 912) with a small clearance.
A counterbore (DIN 373) produces a flat-bottomed cylindrical seat for a cylindrical head, such as a socket head cap screw. A countersink (DIN 335) produces a 90° chamfer for a conical/countersunk head. Choose a counterbore for cylindrical head screws and a countersink for countersunk screws.
Yes — for ISO M materials (stainless steel), operate at a reduced cutting speed (Vc approx. 6–15 m/min, or approx. 330–820 rpm for Ø5.8 mm) and use coolant to limit work hardening and overheating. Do not use the tool on hardened steels above 45 HRC.
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