IRWIN Tools Aircraft Drill Bits - 12" - M-2 HSS / 612 Series
FRACTIONAL - Straight Shank - High-Speed Steel - Aircraft Extension Bits - Heat Resistant - Wear Resistant - Black Oxide Coating - 135° Split Point
Aircraft Drill Bits - 12" - M-2 HSS / 612 Series
FRACTIONAL - Straight Shank - High-Speed Steel - Aircraft Extension Bits - Heat Resistant - Wear Resistant - Black Oxide Coating - 135° Split Point 
Product #: IRW61206
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Product Description
The Irwin 12" Aircraft Extension High-Speed Steel Fractional Straight Shank Drill Bits are built to drill in hard-to-reach areas.
- Ideal for drilling in hard-to-reach areas and for running wires and cable
- Bit is constructed of M-2 high-speed steel for the best combination of strength, heat resistance, and wear resistance
- For general use in wood, metal, and plastic
- Black oxide coating resists corrosion
- 135-degree split point ensures a true start and eliminates bit walking
- Drill Bits: A metal rod of varying length and diameter that is used to drill holes in various materials and is designed to help draw the cut material out of the hole.
- Aircraft Drill Bits: Drill bits built long to reach through deep cavities and drill through thin materials.
Product Specifications
| Vendor Part #: | 61206 |
| Application: | Wood, Metal and Plastic |
| Coating: | Black Oxide |
| Length: | [12 inches] |
| Point Type: | Split Point |
| Shank Type: | Straight Shank |
| Point Angle: | 135° |
- √Drilling Holes in Hard-to-Reach Locations
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