0.8mm Centre Drill DIN 333 Form A 60° Countersink, HSS, For General Use, Feed Steel ≤800 N 0.01mm/rev - TECWERK
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Product information "0.8mm Centre Drill DIN 333 Form A 60° Countersink, HSS, For General Use, Feed Steel ≤800 N 0.01mm/rev - TECWERK"
Take advantage of precise centring, high-speed steel durability and a standard 60° tip for reliable start holes; order genuine TECWERK centre drills via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for application-specific recommendations.
Centre drill DIN 333 Form A Ø0.8 mm HSS TECWERK — 60° tip for DIN 332 centring
The centre drill DIN 333 Form A Ø0.8 mm HSS TECWERK is a general-purpose centring tool designed to produce standard 60° centre holes to DIN 332 without a protective countersink, suitable for workshop and light production use.
- HSS material for wear resistance
- DIN 333 Form A geometry
- 60° tip for DIN 332 centring
- Feed 0.01 mm/rev in steel up to 800 N
Accurate centring for repeatable positioning
The centre drill offers a controlled starting point that prevents wandering when Transitioning to larger drills. Constructed from HSS, the tool delivers a balance of toughness and hardness that retains an accurate cutting edge during routine use. The 60° tip corresponds to the DIN 332 specification for centre holes, ensuring the produced centre hole aligns precisely with lathe and drilling guides. This reduces misalignment and rework, improving first-pass yield and operational efficiency.
Quicker setups and consistent hole geometry
With its DIN 333 Form A geometry, the tool creates a defined entry that removes the need for a separate protective countersink. The specified feed of 0.01 mm/rev in steel up to 800 N offers guidance on cutting conditions and helps to achieve consistent hole quality across batches. For businesses focused on cycle-time reduction, the predictable performance of this centre drill shortens setup time and stabilises downstream machining processes by providing a reliable start for subsequent drills and centres.
Designed for workshop resilience and sourcing confidence
The compact design and common geometry make this centre drill compatible with standard toolholders and chucks used in general mechanical workshops. Made for everyday use, the HSS construction provides durability and straightforward handling. As part of a supplier ecosystem that values accessibility and reliability, Metav supplies a broad range of precision tools and supports product transparency — from stock availability to specification details — so procurement teams can consolidate suppliers without risking quality or delivery dependability.
Contact Metav Werkzeuge by email at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or by phone on +49 2822 7131930 for technical clarification and to arrange supply of genuine TECWERK centre drills directly from Emmerich.
Technical data
- Article number: 2111651080NW
- Label: Zentrierbohrer DIN 333 Form A D.0,8mm HSS re.TECWERK
- Manufacturer: TECWERK
Numbers / Facts
- Diameter: Ø 0.8 mm
- Tip angle: 60°
- Feed in steel up to 800 N: 0.01 mm/rev
- Packaging unit: 10
Special features
- Material: HSS (high-speed steel)
- Standard: DIN 333 Form A
- Application: Production of centre holes to DIN 332 without protective countersink
- Intended use: General-purpose centring for workshop and light production environments
FAQ
What is the primary application of this centre drill?
The centre drill DIN 333 Form A Ø0.8 mm HSS TECWERK is intended to produce standard 60° centre holes to DIN 332, providing accurate starting points for subsequent drilling or turning operations.
Can this tool be used on hardened materials?
This centre drill is specified for general use and provides a feed guideline for steel up to 800 N; it is not specified for processing highly hardened steels beyond that rating.
What does DIN 333 Form A mean for the hole geometry?
DIN 333 Form A defines the tool geometry, ensuring the centre hole has a standard 60° included angle and shape suitable for DIN 332 centre specifications.
Is the HSS material suitable for regrinding?
The tool is manufactured from HSS, a material commonly maintained by light regrinding in workshops; however, regrinding practices depend on local workshop capabilities and the extent of wear.
How does the specified feed relate to machining performance?
The stated 0.01 mm/rev in steel up to 800 N indicates the recommended feed to achieve reliable hole formation without excessive chipping or deflection.
Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com