Dormer Pramet A952 30.00 mm HSS HIGH PERF MULT-APP MORSE TAPER SHANK EXTRA LONG SERIES DRILL DIN 1870 (2)

Engineered for long‑reach metalworking challenges, the Dormer Pramet A952 30.00 mm HSS High Performance Multi‑App Morse Taper Shank Extra Long Series Drill DIN 1870 is built to deliver precision, durability, and versatility in demanding drilling tasks. The 130° point promotes self‑centering and reduces the push force required, helping you start holes cleanly even in tough materials.

• 130-degree point — enhances self‑centering for accurate hole starts and minimizes driver effort during initial engagement.
• Bright finish — reduces built‑up material on the cutting edge, promoting smoother cuts and less sticking in the workpiece.
• Parabolic flute design — optimized for drilling extra‑deep holes in a single pass, increasing throughput and maintaining hole concentricity.
• Premium HSS material — reliable performance across a wide range of materials, including steel, aluminum, and stainless steel, with solid wear resistance.
• Extra long Morse taper shank — designed for machines where the drill is held directly in the spindle, delivering extended reach without compromising stiffness.
• DIN 1870 compatibility — ensures secure, consistent seating in standard tool holders and spindles for both CNC and manual machines.

This multi‑application drill is ideal for professional shops that frequently tackle deep cavities, pockets, and long through‑holes in metal components. The A952’s extended reach reduces the need for extension tooling, minimizes setup time, and helps maintain hole quality across successive passes, making it a dependable choice for repetitive deep‑hole tasks.

Who benefits most: machine shops, toolmakers, maintenance teams, and any workshop that prioritizes long‑reach drilling with consistent performance across varied materials. When you need a drill that combines a precise 130° point, a smooth bright finish, and a parabolic flute for deep hole drilling, the Dormer Pramet A952 delivers.

Practical tips for optimal results: match cutting speeds to the material (slower for tougher steels, moderate for aluminum), ensure proper lubrication to dissipate heat, and use a steady axial feed to preserve flute geometry during deep drilling. With its 30.00 mm diameter and DIN 1870 compliant shank, this drill is ready for direct spindle mounting in compatible machines for efficient, high‑quality holes.