1.25mm Centre Drill DIN 333 Form A 60° TiN Coated HSS, Right-Hand - TECWERK

Take advantage of precise centring, robust TiN protection and adherence to DIN 333 for consistent turning set-up. Combine reliable pilot formation with a 60° countersink for standard centre holes and order through Metav Werkzeuge for expert advice and secure supply.

TECWERK Centre drill DIN 333 Form A, 1.25 mm — HSS, TiN-coated, 60°

The TECWERK Centre drill DIN 333 Form A 1.25 mm is a short centre drill designed to produce accurate centre holes and reliable pilot starts for turning and lathe set-ups in general workshop use.

• HSS core with durable TiN coating
• Conforms to DIN 333, Form A
• 60° countersink for standard centre holes
• Right-hand cutting, precise pilot point

Precise centring for consistent machining set-up

The short centre drill provides a controlled pilot and countersink geometry for stable workholding. Made from HSS, the tool creates clean, concentric centre holes that improve the accuracy of subsequent turning operations; this improves repeatability and reduces rework. Compliance with DIN 333 and the 60° angle ensures compatibility with standard lathe centres and tailstock centres, making centre preparation predictable across different machines and setups. The geometry reduces radial play during chucking so the turning process starts from a true position.

Coating and material engineered to lower wear and downtime

A TiN coating over the high-speed steel substrate increases surface hardness and reduces friction at the cutting edge, extending tool life under routine operating conditions. The right-hand cutting design provides conventional cutting action for standard rotation directions. For steels up to the noted cutting resistance, a recommended feed of 0.02 mm/rev helps maintain edge life and minimise burr formation. The combination of HSS and TiN gives a balance between toughness and wear resistance, lending itself to frequent centre drilling with consistent results.

Simple integration into workshop workflows and project schedules

The centre drill is suitable for general centre hole production without a protective countersink, following the specifications for DIN 332 where required. Its compact design allows rapid changeover and reliable centring even in repetitive batch operations, supporting efficient throughput. Clear, standardised dimensions make stocking and process planning straightforward, while the robust coating and material choice reduce the need for unexpected tool replacements. The tool’s consistent performance supports short set-up times and predictable production planning.

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Technical Data

• Article number: 2000861587NW
• Label: Zentrierbohrer DIN 333 Form A D.1,25mm HSS TiN re.TECWERK
• Manufacturer: TECWERK
• Product type: Centre drill

Facts

• Nominal diameter: 1.25 mm
• Countersink angle: 60°
• Cutting direction: right-hand cutting
• Packaging unit: 5

Special features

• Material: HSS
• Coating: TiN
• Standard: DIN 333, Form A
• Application: production of centre holes according to DIN 332 without protective countersink
• Feed in steel up to 800 N: 0.02 mm/rev

FAQ

What materials is this centre drill suitable for?
The TECWERK centre drill DIN 333 Form A 1.25 mm (SKU 2000861587NW) is manufactured in HSS with a TiN coating and is intended for general use in common workshop steels; specific performance depends on the workpiece material and cutting conditions.

What does the 60° angle mean for my turning setup?
A 60° countersink produces a standard centre geometry compatible with conventional lathe centres and tailstock points, ensuring correct seating and axial alignment during turning operations.

How should the feed be set when drilling into steel?
For steel up to the stated cutting resistance, follow the guideline of approximately 0.02 mm/rev to maintain tool life and produce a clean pilot without excessive burrs.

Is this tool suitable for protective countersinking?
The tool is specified for producing centre holes according to DIN 332 without a protective countersink; it is optimised for direct centre preparation rather than extended chamfering operations.

Which standard does this centre drill follow?
The product follows DIN 333 (Form A) for short centre drills and is intended to create centre holes consistent with the requirements of DIN 332.

Manufacturer / Responsible: NORDWEST Handel AG, Robert-Schuman-Straße 17, 44263 Dortmund