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Drill 60 NWKc HSS DIN 345

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Description

DIAMETER Ø60 mm
MORSE TAPER MT5
OVERALL LENGTH 422 mm
FLUTE LENGTH 235 mm

Technical specifications of the Ø60 mm drill bit

Twist drill with Morse taper shank

TECHNICAL DATA
Diameter Ø60 NWKc HSS
Standard DIN 345
Drill type NWKc — twist drill with taper shank
Material HSS (high-speed steel)
Overall length l1 422 mm
Flute length l2 235 mm
Morse taper MT5
Point angle 118°
Diameter tolerance h8
Cutting direction Right-hand

Ø60 mm HSS metal drill bit – Morse taper MT5

Product description and key benefits

The Ø60 mm HSS metal drill bit with an MT5 Morse taper withstands heavy-duty loads — axial force in structural steel reaches well over ten kN, and torque exceeds 80 Nm. Under these conditions, the quality of tool seating in the spindle determines operational safety and cutting-edge life. The Ø60 Morse taper drill bit with an MT5 taper provides contact over a surface more than 44 mm in diameter.

Key benefits of the Ø60 mm metal drill bit

  • MT5 taper — direct mounting — eliminates the drill chuck as a source of radial runout and tool slippage
  • HSS cutting edge, 63–65 HRC — hardness that ensures stable cutting of steels with tensile strengths up to 900 N/mm² throughout the interval between sharpenings
  • Right-hand helical flutes — effective chip evacuation from the cutting zone — essential when drilling holes deeper than 2×D
  • Compact 422 mm design — shorter tool overhang provides greater rigidity and less vibration
  • Repeated reconditioning — the HSS cutting edge can be resharpened 8–12 times while retaining its geometry — at l2 = 235 mm, the resharpening allowance is approximately 29 mm
  • Sleeve compatibility — use on drilling machines with MT4 to MT6 spindles using reduction sleeves

The Ø60 mm Morse taper drill is used in heavy machinery manufacturing to produce holes in castings, machine bodies, and thick plates. In shipyards, it is used to machine hull components and hatch cover mechanisms. H12 tolerance (Ø60.000–Ø60.300 mm); more precise holes require boring.

Morse tapers – dimensions to DIN 228

Dimension table for all Morse tapers MT0–MT6

TaperDiameter D [mm]Length [mm]
MT0 9.045 49.8
MT1 12.065 53.5
MT2 17.780 64.0
MT3 23.825 80.5
MT4 31.267 117.5
MT5 44.399 149.5
MT6 63.348 210.0



REDUCTION SLEEVES COMPATIBLE WITH THE Ø60 MM DRILL BIT:

✓ MT5 → MT6 — for a spindle with an MT6 socket
✓ MT5 → MT4 — not recommended (socket capacity below the operating load)
✓ MT5 drill drift — for removing the drill bit from the spindle

Cutting data for the Ø60 mm drill bit according to ISO 513

Recommended machining conditions for a diameter of Ø60 mm

ISO symbolWorkpiece materialVc [m/min]f [mm/rev]n [rpm]Vf [mm/min]
P Steel Structural steel up to 900 N/mm² 11÷20 0.32 58÷106 19÷34
K Cast iron Gray cast iron GG20–GG30 13÷16 0.32 69÷85 22÷27
N Copper and Al alloys Cu, CuZn, Al, and alloys 25÷28 0.40÷0.50 133÷149 53÷74

Mandatory pilot drilling

The Ø60 mm drill should not be used without a pilot hole. Drill a pilot hole using a Ø20–25 mm drill — this reduces axial force by 40–50% and eliminates engagement of the chisel edge responsible for vibration. At depths greater than 120 mm (2×D), use peck drilling with retraction every 30–40 mm and ample coolant (min. 8% emulsion, 8 l/min).

Material compatibility of the Ø60 mm drill bit

Range of workpiece materials and application limitations

✓ Structural steel (S235, S355) up to 900 N/mm²
✓ Gray and ductile cast iron (GG20, GGG40)
✓ Low-carbon and medium-alloy steel
▲ Stainless steel (Vc reduced by 50%, pilot drilling required)
▲ Aluminum and Al alloys (increased Vc, emulsion cooling)
✗ Hardened steels above 45 HRC

Frequently asked questions about the Ø60 mm drill bit

Yes — it is required. A Ø20–25 mm pilot hole eliminates cutting by the chisel edge, which at a diameter of 60 mm generates 60–70% of the total axial force and severe vibration.

1) Drill a Ø20–25 mm pilot hole. 2) Check runout in the spindle (maximum 0.03 mm). 3) Clamp the workpiece rigidly. 4) Use power feed — manual feed causes uneven pressure and resonance.

Yes — gray cast iron (GG20–GG30) and ductile cast iron (GGG40) are well suited to HSS drills. Short, brittle chips are easier to evacuate from the flutes than steel chips. Dry drilling with a compressed air blast is possible.

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