Quick-Cone

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Perfect for producing an infinate range of hole diameters for versatility in trunking and sheet steel

  • Uninterrupted, ground cutting edges rapidly produce an infinite range of hole diameters for ultimate versatility

  • Tapered cone design for easily enlarging holes, perfect for problem solving and awkward jobs

  • Self Centring drilling action provides a quick & easy trade solution for metal drilling

  • Made in Sheffield


Quick-Cone can be used in:

  • Sheet steel

  • Non-ferrous metals

  • Plastics

  • Formica

  • Plywood


Quick-Cone is ideal for:

  • Holes of up to 35mm in metal enclosures, trunking, cabinets, cladding, switch-gear etc

  • Easily opening up existing holes

  • Jobs which require  specific tools with diameters suitable  for ISO threads and clearance holes

  • Applications where many different diameters are required which are available on one tool


Please see Technical tab for minimum chuck requirement and recommended speed chart.

Diameter
Size mm
Typical Applications Start
Diameter
Max Material
Thickness
Part Number
20 & 25 Graduation at 20mm
and stop at 25mm to
help produce
20 & 25mm
conduit entry holes
16mm 2mm  

ECD20-25

6 – 20 General Purpose 6mm 2mm  

ECD06-20

9.5 – 22.5 Finishing size is
international standard
hole size for push
buttons and
indicator lights
9.5mm 2mm  

ECD09.5-22.5

16 – 30.5 Finishing size is
international standard
hole size for push
buttons and indicator lights
16mm 2mm  

ECD16-30.5

25 – 40  

General Purpose

25mm 2mm  

ECD25-40

16 – 25 General Purpose 16mm 2mm  

ECD16-25

Recommended Speed RPM

Diameter Size mm Min. Chuck Requirement Mild Steel RPM Stainless RPM Non-ferrous RPM Part Number
20 & 25 10mm 400 150 400-1000 ECD20-25
6 – 20 10mm 600 200 500-1500 ECD06-20
9.5 – 22.5 10mm 600 200 500-1500 ECD09.5-22.5
16 – 30.5 10mm 400 150 400-1000 ECD16-30.5
25 – 40 10mm 300 100 300-500 ECD25-40
16 – 25 10mm 400 150 400-1000 ECD16-25

Material Chart

 

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