According to the official terminology adopted in the system of technical regulation, countersinking is "an axial cutting tool to increase the accuracy of the shape of the hole and increase its diameter" (GOST 25751-83). The difference between countersinks and countersinks is the teeth on the end of the working part and the guiding pins for precise entry of the tool into the machined hole.
A countersink consists of a working part and a shank. Shanks can be cylindrical and conical, the structure of the working part is determined by the purpose of the tool.
Bohre conical countersinks are used to machine holes to chamfer and form conical recesses for fasteners. Countersinks (chamfers) consist of a working part and a shank. The working parts of Bohre countersinks are shaped like a cone with an apex angle of 90° and are equipped with three cutting teeth. Countersinks are available with shanks in two versions - Weldon 19.05 mm and cylindrical diameters from 8 to 16 mm.
Bohre™ aligned end-face sharpening geometry allows for extended countersinking life without loss of countersinking efficiency
Unique blade sharpening and bohre™ chip groove geometry ensure efficient and accurate countersinking
Fits Weldon 19.05 spindle magnet machines from all manufacturers
Bohre™ aligned end-face sharpening geometry allows for extended countersinking life without loss of countersinking efficiency
Unique blade sharpening and bohre™ chip groove geometry ensure efficient and accurate countersinking
Fits Weldon 19.05 spindle magnet machines from all manufacturers
The bohre™ aligned geometry of the end faces allows for increased countersinking life without loss of countersinking efficiency.
Blade Sharpening. Unique blade sharpening and bohre™ chip groove geometry ensure efficient and accurate countersinking
Universal Weldon shank. Fits any manufacturer's magnetic machine tools with Weldon 19.05 spindle
In mechanical engineering, conical countersinks are used to solve the technological problem of creating high-quality bearing surfaces for fasteners (bolts, screws, nuts, etc.). Spiral drills are ineffective in this area due to the peculiarities of their design. When machining conical holes for fasteners, tools with two main cutting edges do not allow obtaining quality results. Countersinks due to their design successfully cope with this task.
Item number | Product name |
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KB010090 | Chamfer 3-25*45*90° |
KB010275 | Chamfer 3-30*47*90° |
KB010170 | Chamfer 3-40*52*90° |
KB010670 | Chamfer 3-50*57*90° |
KB010671 | Chamfer 3-55*60*90° |
The designation of a countersink (chamfer) with Weldon shank includes four symbols:
Item number | Product name |
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K0006673 | Chamfer 8 3-12,4*56*90° |
K0006674 | Chamfer 10 3-16,5*60*90° |
K0006675 | Chamfer 10 3-20,5*63*90° |
K0006676 | Chamfer 10 3-25*67*90° |
K0006677 | Chamfer 12 3-31*71*90° |
K0006678 | Chamfer 16 3-40*100*90° |
The designation of a countersink (chamfering) with c/r includes five symbols:
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