Why a Magnetic Drill Loses Holding Power
Magnetic holding power depends on clean contact, adequate steel thickness, a flat base and a sound magnet system.
Mag Drill Parts: selection checklist
- Clean paint, scale, chips and oil from the contact area.
- Confirm the workpiece thickness and flatness.
- Inspect the magnetic drill and service parts before continuing.
How to choose the right option
- Stop and inspect the tool, workpiece and machine interface.
- Correct the size, geometry, setup or cutting condition involved.
- Run a controlled test and inspect the result before returning to production.
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- Annular Cutters & Mag Drill Bits
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