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Hss Twist Drills Hss Reamers Pg. No. Hss Milling Cutters INDEX HSS TWIST DRILLS PG. NO. Parallel Shank (Jobber Series) 1-3 Parallel Shank (Stub Series) 4-5 Parallel Shank (Long Series) 6-8 Taper Shank Drills 8-12 Taper Shank 3 or 4 Fluted Core Drills, Shell Drills 13-14 Combine Drills & Countersinks (Centre Drill) 15 Taper Shank Twist Drill (Long Series) 16-18 Taper Shank Extra Long Drills 19-25 Parallel Shank Extra Long Drills 26 Panther Series - Parallel & Taper Drills 27-28 HSS REAMERS Parallel Hand Reamers / Long Fluted Machine Reamers and Parallel / Taper Shank Chucking 29-31 Reamers / Taper Shank Extra Long Machine Reamers Taper Pin Reamers Hand / 32 Machine, Machine Jig Reamers Socket Reamers Parallel / Taper, Machine Bridge Reamers, Shell Reamers 33-34 HSS MILLING CUTTERS Countersinks with Taper Shank 34 Taper Shank Counterbores Taper Shank Counterbores Cylindrical Cutters, Helical 35 Cylindrical Cutters High Power Cylindrical Cutters Side & Face Cutters, Single Angle Cutters, 36-39 Double Angle Cutters, Equal Angle Cutters Equal Angle Cutters, Double (Unequal) Angle Cutters 40 R DAGGER BRAND INDEX HSS MILLING CUTTERS PG. NO. Convex / Concave Cutters, Single / Double Corner 41-42 Rounding Cutters End Mills (Parallel and Taper Shank) 43-45 Slot Milling Cutters (Parallel & Taper Shank), Taper Shank T-Slot Cutters 46-48 Woodruff Keyslot Cutters, Face Cutters 49 Keyway Milling Cutters Form Relieved, Taper Shank T-Slot Cutters 50 (Staggered Teeth) Slotting Cutters, Shell End Mills 51 HSS TAPS Hand & Short Machine Taps and Nut Taps 52-54 Long Shank Machine Taps Pipe Taps - BSP, NPS, NPSF, BSPT, NPTF 55-57 B.A. Hand Taps / Nut Taps Standard Hand & Short Machine Taps 58-59 B.S.B., B.S.Cy., B.S.CON. NGT, BSGT Hand Taps BSW, BSF, UNC, UNF & NUT Taps, Nib Taps 60 Panther Series - Taps 61-62 Masonry Drills, Tool Bits / Decimal 63-64 Equivalents Tapping Chart / Hardness 65-66 Conversion Chart Point Enhancement / Point 67-68 Gringding Techniques Speed & Feed / Trouble Shooting 69-70 (Drills - Taps) Enhancement (Metallurgical) 71 R DAGGER BRAND HSS PARALLEL SHANK (JOBBER SERIES) TWIST DRILLS IS : 5101 SIZE PRICE SIZE PRICE (Rs.) (Rs.) MM INCH DG 10 Nos. MM INCH DG 10 Nos. 0.30 1123 2.90H 426 0.40 974 2.95 32 426 0.50 707 3.00H 426 0.60 707 3.05 31H 508 0.70 707 3.10H 508 0.80H 592 3.17 1/8H 508 0.90H 564 3.20H 525 1.00H 361 3.26 30H 525 1.02 60 361 3.30H 525 1.04 59 361 3.40H 525 1.07 58 361 3.45 29 525 1.09 57 361 3.50H 525 1.10H 361 3.57 9/64H 28 525 1.18 56 361 3.60H 742 1.19 3/64H 361 3.66 27 742 1.20H 361 3.70H 742 1.30H 361 3.73 26 742 1.32 55 361 3.80H 25 742 1.40H 54 361 3.86 24 742 1.50H 361 3.90H 742 1.51 53 361 3.91 23 742 1.59 1/16H 361 3.97 5/32H 742 1.60H 361 3.99 22 742 1.61 52 388 4.00H 742 1.70H 51 388 4.04 21 900 1.78 50H 388 4.09 20 900 1.80H 388 4.10H 900 1.85 49 388 4.20H 900 1.90H 388 4.22 19H 900 1.93 48H 388 4.30H 18 900 1.98 5/64H 388 4.37 11/64H 900 1.99 47H 388 4.39 17 900 2.00H 388 4.40H 900 2.06 46 388 4.50H 16 1182 2.08 45 388 4.57 15 1182 2.10H 388 4.60 1182 2.18 44 388 4.62 14 1182 2.20H 388 4.70 13 1182 2.26 43H 388 4.76 3/16H 1182 2.30H 388 4.80H 12 1182 2.37 42 388 4.85 11 1284 2.38 3/32H 388 4.90H 1284 2.40H 388 4.92 10 1284 2.44 41 388 4.98 9 1284 2.49 40 388 5.00H 1284 2.50H 388 5.06 8 1284 2.53 39 388 5.10H 1284 2.58 38 388 5.11 7 1284 2.60H 388 5.16 13/64H 1284 2.64 37 388 5.18 6 1284 2.70H 388 5.20H 1284 2.71 36 388 5.22 5 1385 2.78 7/64H 388 5.30H 1385 2.79 35 426 5.31 4 1385 2.80H 426 5.40H 1385 2.82 34 426 2.87 33 426 1 R DAGGER BRAND HSS PARALLEL SHANK (JOBBER SERIES) TWIST DRILLS IS : 5101 SIZE PRICE SIZE PRICE (Rs.) (Rs.) MM INCH DG 10 Nos. MM INCH DG 10 Nos. 5.41 3 1385 8.60H 3601 5.50H 1385 8.61 R 3601 5.56 7/32H 1385 8.70H 3601 5.60 1385 8.73 11/32H 3793 5.61 2 1558 8.80H 3793 5.70H 1558 8.84 S 3793 5.79 1 1558 8.90 3793 5.80H 1558 9.00H 3793 5.90 1558 9.09 T 3957 5.94 A 1558 9.10 3957 5.95 15/64H 1558 9.13 23/64H 3957 6.00H 1558 9.20H 3957 6.04 B 1696 9.30H 3957 6.10H 1696 9.34 UH 3957 6.15 C 1696 9.40H 3957 6.20H 1696 9.50H 3957 6.25 D 1696 9.52 3/8H 4486 6.30H 1696 9.58 V 4486 6.35 1/4H E 1696 9.60 4486 6.40H 1696 9.70 4486 6.50H 2164 9.80H W 4486 6.53 FH 2164 9.90 5021 6.60H 2164 9.92 25/64H 5021 6.63 G 2164 10.00H 5021 6.70H 2164 10.08 X 5021 6.75 17/64H H 2164 10.10 5021 6.80H 2164 10.20H 5021 6.90H I 2369 10.26 Y 5441 7.00H 2369 10.30H 5441 7.03 J 2369 10.32 13/32H 5441 7.10H 2369 10.40H 5441 7.14 9/32H K 2369 10.49 Z 5441 7.20H 2369 10.50H 5441 7.30 2500 10.60 5441 7.37 L 2500 10.70 5761 7.40 2500 10.72 27/64H 5761 7.49 M 2500 10.80 5761 7.50H 2500 10.90 5761 7.54 19/64H 2706 11.00H 5761 7.60 2706 11.10 6430 7.67 N 2706 11.11 7/16H 6430 7.70 2706 11.20H 6430 7.80H 2706 11.30 6430 7.90H 2706 11.40 6430 7.94 5/16H 2971 11.50H 6782 8.00H 2971 11.51 29/64H 6782 8.03 O 2971 11.60 6782 8.10H 2971 11.70 6782 8.20H P 2971 11.80H 6782 8.30H 3601 11.90 7244 8.33 21/64H 3601 11.91 15/32H 7244 8.40H 3601 12.00H 7244 8.43 Q 3601 12.10 7244 8.50H 3601 12.20 7244 2 R DAGGER BRAND HSS PARALLEL SHANK (JOBBER SERIES) TWIST DRILLS IS : 5101 SIZE PRICE SIZE PRICE (Rs.) (Rs.) MM INCH 10 Nos. MM INCH 10 Nos. 12.30 31/64H 7683 14.29 9/16H 12228 12.40 7683 14.50H 12228 12.50H 7683 14.68 37/64 13175 12.60 7683 14.75 13175 12.70H 1/2H 8112 15.00H 13175 12.80H 8112 15.08 19/32 13175 12.90 8112 15.25 13175 13.00H 8112 15.48 39/64 14275 13.10 33/64H 10090 15.50H 14275 13.20 10090 15.75 14275 13.30 10090 15.87 5/8H 14275 13.40 10090 16.00H 14275 13.49 17/32H 10741 17.00H 15100 13.50H 10741 17.46 11/16 15100 13.60 10741 18.00 16339 13.70 10741 19.00 17282 13.80 10741 19.05 3/4 17282 13.89 35/64 11654 20.00H 20645 13.90 11654 21.00 20645 14.00H 11654 22.00 23148 14.25H 11654 22.22 7/8 23148 ITEMS MARKEDH (ONLY IN RH) ARE EX-STOCK ITEMS. ALL REMAINING ITEMS IN (RH & LH) WILL ATTRACT MINIMUM ORDER VALUE OF Rs. 35000/- NETT OR MOQ OF 50 NOS. PER SIZE WHICHEVER IS HIGHER. IMPORTANT NOTES : 1. All sizes to be ordered in multiples of 10 only. 2. For non-listed intermediate Sizes, the higher Price of the nearest listed size. (INCH or MM) will be applicable. 3. (a) Quick Spiral or Slow Spiral Drills : Sizes up to (3.17 mm) 1/8" 50% extra Sizes over (3.17 mm) 1/8" 25% extra (b) Left Hand Drills : Sizes (3.0 mm) 1/8" and above 25% extra (c) Jobbers with Tenon 10% extra Price Rs. / Set HSS PARALLEL SHANK (JOBBER SERIES) TWIST DRILLS IS : 5101 Jobber Drill 25 Pcs. Set (0.5 mm Rise) 8416 1.00 To 13.00 MM. Jobber Drill 13 Pcs. Set (1/64" Rise) 1547 1/16" To 1/4" 3 R DAGGER BRAND HSS PARALLEL SHANK (STUB SERIES) TWIST DRILLS IS : 5100 SIZE PRICE SIZE PRICE (Rs.) (Rs.) MM INCH 10 Nos. MM INCH 10 Nos. 1.00H 378 9.20 3587 1.19 3/64 378 9.50 3587 1.20 378 9.52 3/8 3750 1.50 378 9.80 3750 1.59 1/16 378 9.92 25/64 4588 1.80 378 10.00 4588 1.98 5/64 378 10.20 4588 2.00 378 10.32 13/32 4939 2.20 378 10.50 4939 2.38 3/32 378 10.72 27/64 5561 2.50 378 10.80 5561 2.78 7/64H 378 11.00 5561 2.80 408 11.11 7/16 5792 3.00 426 11.20 5792 3.17 1/8H 494 11.50 6196 3.20 519 11.51 29/64 6196 3.50 519 11.80 6196 3.57 9/64H 519 11.91 15/32 6556 3.80 718 12.00 6556 3.97 5/32H 718 12.20 6556 4.00 718 12.30 31/64 7125 4.20 798 12.50 7125 4.37 11/64 798 12.70 1/2 7279 4.50 1057 12.80 7279 4.76 3/16H 1057 13.00 7279 4.80 1057 13.20 8523 5.00 1124 13.49 17/32 8523 5.16 13/16 u 1124 13.50 9082 5.20 1124 13.80 9082 5.50 1221 14.00 9888 5.56 7/32 1221 14.25 9888 5.80 1374 14.29 9/16 9888 5.95 15/64 1374 14.50 10299 6.00 1374 14.75 11137 6.20 1538 15.00 11137 6.35 1/4H 1538 15.08 19/32 11137 6.50 1893 15.25 11137 6.75 17/64 1893 15.50 12055 6.80 1893 15.75 12055 7.00 2076 15.87 5/8 12055 7.14 9/32 2076 16.00 12055 7.20 2076 16.25 12247 7.50 2157 16.50 12247 7.54 19/64 2369 16.67 21/32 12247 7.80 2369 16.75 12495 7.94 5/16H 2606 17.00 12495 8.00 2606 17.25 12721 8.20 2606 17.46 11/16 12721 8.33 21/64 3256 17.50 12721 8.50 3256 17.75 12895 8.73 11/32 3396 18.00 12895 8.80 3396 18.25 13124 9.00 3396 18.26 23/32 13124 9.13 23/64 3587 18.50 13124 4 R DAGGER BRAND HSS PARALLEL SHANK (STUB SERIES) TWIST DRILLS IS : 5100 SIZE PRICE SIZE PRICE (Rs.) 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