A drill bush is a guiding element for a cutting tool such as a drill bit during a machining operation such as drilling or countersinking.
The percussion barrel takes the form of a hollow cylinder with an axial through-hole.
The drill bush is inserted into an opening previously made in a drilling jig. The cutting tool is then inserted into the hole in the drill bush.
A drill bush offers a fast solution for drilling mass-produced parts, without the need to measure and mark out holes beforehand. These practical tools guide the drill bit directly into the drilling fixture, guaranteeing a customized drilling template and preventing any deviation of the drill bit.
Unlike manual drilling without a device, the drilling operation is greatly simplified, resulting in a much cleaner result thanks to the angle and penetration stroke predefined by the drill bush.
Drill bushes are indispensable when you need to carry out mass production drilling operations, whether you need to drill dozens, hundreds or even thousands of parts with identical centres.
All you have to do is fit your drill bushes at the specified centres to create a drilling gauge. This gauge will be positioned and held on your workpieces, enabling you to drill them evenly and precisely.
Based on this simple principle, you will find different varieties of drill bushes to meet your specific needs. Among these drill bushes, you'll find removable and fixed models.
Fixed barrels are specially designed to fit precisely into the jig, whether cylindrical or with a small collar.
As for the removable barrels, they are fitted with a large, uniquely shaped collar, enabling them to be held securely in place in the jig by special shoulder screws.
At Gardette Industries, we offer you a range of piercing barrels:
Cylindrical drill bushes conforming to din 179 are renowned for their ability to ensure precise positioning. Their cylindrical characteristic makes them ideal for this function, facilitating flush insertion and guaranteeing optimum use.
Our standard drill bushes are A-shaped, i.e. the hole is rounded at one end.
In the case of din 172-compliant drill bushes, the collar plays a crucial role in holding the bush in place during drilling. Thanks to this collar, sockets do not sink down during use, ensuring total control over their positioning. It should be noted that the flange of DIN 172 sockets is slightly raised for this purpose.
As previously stated, a drill bush is used for precision machining operations.
Drill bushings and drill barrels can be found in many sectors such as :
These drill bushes will enable you to carry out repetitive drilling operations, guiding your drill with the utmost precision.
Made from hardened steel, with a strength of 63/65 HRC, Gardette Industries' percussion barrels promise excellent wear resistance and long service life.
The use of a drill bush offers incredible versatility. In addition to their main function, drill bushes can also be used as wear parts in the spindle of a machine. By using them in this way, you avoid wear and tear on the spindle, while improving productivity and reducing costs.
List of advantages of using a drill bush for serial drilling operations
A drill bush is a guiding element for a cutting tool, a drill bit, during a machining operation such as drilling or facing.
It takes the form of a hollow cylinder with an axial through-hole.
The guide bush is inserted into an opening previously made in a drilling jig. The cutting tool is then inserted into the barrel hole.
Drill bushes offer a quick solution for drilling workpieces without the need to measure and mark out holes beforehand. These practical tools guide the drill bit directly into the drilling fixture, guaranteeing a customized drilling template and preventing any deviation of the drill bit.
In contrast to manual drilling without a device, the drilling operation is greatly simplified, resulting in a much cleaner result thanks to the predefined angle and penetration stroke.
The drill bush is indispensable when you need to carry out mass production drilling operations, whether you need to drill dozens, hundreds or even thousands of parts with identical centres.
All you have to do is mount these barrels at the specified centres to create a drilling gauge. This gauge will be positioned and held on your workpieces, enabling you to drill them evenly and precisely.
Based on this simple principle, you'll find different varieties of drill bushes to suit your specific needs. These include removable and fixed models. Fixed bushes are specially designed to fit precisely into the jig, whether cylindrical or with a small collar.
As for the removable barrels, they are fitted with a large, uniquely shaped collar, enabling them to be held securely in place in the jig by special shoulder screws.
At Gardette Industries, we offer you fixed drill bushes
As previously stated, drill bushes are used for precision machining operations.
Drill bushes can be found in many sectors, such as mechanical engineering, toolmaking in the automotive industry, and other areas where intensive machining is required.
They will enable you to carry out repetitive drilling operations while guiding your drill with great precision.
Made from hardened steel, with a strength of 63/65 HRC, Gardette Industries drill bushes promise excellent wear resistance and long service life.
Drill bushes offer incredible versatility. In addition to their main function, they can also be used as wear parts in the spindle of a machine. By using them in this way, you avoid wear and tear on the spindle, while improving productivity and reducing costs.
Listing of the advantages of using a drill bush for mass production drilling
The presence of a collar on the din 172 drill bushes drill bushes ensures total control over their positioning during drilling, so that they don't sink down when in use. This is why the flange on din 172 drill bushes is slightly raised.
Visit din 179 drill bushes are known for their cylindrical shape, offering an ideal solution for positioning and precision. They can be easily fitted flush, guaranteeing optimum use.
Our standard drill bushes are A-shaped, i.e. the hole is rounded at one end.
Nevertheless, we can supply you with specific drill bushes.
A drill bush is a guiding element for a cutting tool such as a drill bit during a machining operation such as drilling or countersinking.
The percussion barrel takes the form of a hollow cylinder with an axial through-hole.
The drill bush is inserted into an opening previously made in a drilling jig. The cutting tool is then inserted into the hole in the drill bush.
A drill bush offers a fast solution for drilling mass-produced parts, without the need to measure and mark out holes beforehand. These practical tools guide the drill bit directly into the drilling fixture, guaranteeing a customized drilling template and preventing any deviation of the drill bit.
Unlike manual drilling without a device, the drilling operation is greatly simplified, resulting in a much cleaner result thanks to the angle and penetration stroke predefined by the drill bush.
Drill bushes are indispensable when you need to carry out mass production drilling operations, whether you need to drill dozens, hundreds or even thousands of parts with identical centres.
All you have to do is fit your drill bushes at the specified centres to create a drilling gauge. This gauge will be positioned and held on your workpieces, enabling you to drill them evenly and precisely.
Based on this simple principle, you will find different varieties of drill bushes to meet your specific needs. Among these drill bushes, you'll find removable and fixed models.
Fixed barrels are specially designed to fit precisely into the jig, whether cylindrical or with a small collar.
As for the removable barrels, they are fitted with a large, uniquely shaped collar, enabling them to be held securely in place in the jig by special shoulder screws.
At Gardette Industries, we offer you a range of piercing barrels:
Cylindrical drill bushes conforming to din 179 are renowned for their ability to ensure precise positioning. Their cylindrical characteristic makes them ideal for this function, facilitating flush insertion and guaranteeing optimum use.
Our standard drill bushes are A-shaped, i.e. the hole is rounded at one end.
In the case of din 172-compliant drill bushes, the collar plays a crucial role in holding the bush in place during drilling. Thanks to this collar, sockets do not sink down during use, ensuring total control over their positioning. It should be noted that the flange of DIN 172 sockets is slightly raised for this purpose.
As previously stated, a drill bush is used for precision machining operations.
Drill bushings and drill barrels can be found in many sectors such as :
These drill bushes will enable you to carry out repetitive drilling operations, guiding your drill with the utmost precision.
Made from hardened steel, with a strength of 63/65 HRC, Gardette Industries' percussion barrels promise excellent wear resistance and long service life.
The use of a drill bush offers incredible versatility. In addition to their main function, drill bushes can also be used as wear parts in the spindle of a machine. By using them in this way, you avoid wear and tear on the spindle, while improving productivity and reducing costs.
List of advantages of using a drill bush for serial drilling operations
A drill bush is a guiding element for a cutting tool, a drill bit, during a machining operation such as drilling or facing.
It takes the form of a hollow cylinder with an axial through-hole.
The guide bush is inserted into an opening previously made in a drilling jig. The cutting tool is then inserted into the barrel hole.
Drill bushes offer a quick solution for drilling workpieces without the need to measure and mark out holes beforehand. These practical tools guide the drill bit directly into the drilling fixture, guaranteeing a customized drilling template and preventing any deviation of the drill bit.
In contrast to manual drilling without a device, the drilling operation is greatly simplified, resulting in a much cleaner result thanks to the predefined angle and penetration stroke.
The drill bush is indispensable when you need to carry out mass production drilling operations, whether you need to drill dozens, hundreds or even thousands of parts with identical centres.
All you have to do is mount these barrels at the specified centres to create a drilling gauge. This gauge will be positioned and held on your workpieces, enabling you to drill them evenly and precisely.
Based on this simple principle, you'll find different varieties of drill bushes to suit your specific needs. These include removable and fixed models. Fixed bushes are specially designed to fit precisely into the jig, whether cylindrical or with a small collar.
As for the removable barrels, they are fitted with a large, uniquely shaped collar, enabling them to be held securely in place in the jig by special shoulder screws.
At Gardette Industries, we offer you fixed drill bushes
As previously stated, drill bushes are used for precision machining operations.
Drill bushes can be found in many sectors, such as mechanical engineering, toolmaking in the automotive industry, and other areas where intensive machining is required.
They will enable you to carry out repetitive drilling operations while guiding your drill with great precision.
Made from hardened steel, with a strength of 63/65 HRC, Gardette Industries drill bushes promise excellent wear resistance and long service life.
Drill bushes offer incredible versatility. In addition to their main function, they can also be used as wear parts in the spindle of a machine. By using them in this way, you avoid wear and tear on the spindle, while improving productivity and reducing costs.
Listing of the advantages of using a drill bush for mass production drilling
The presence of a collar on the din 172 drill bushes drill bushes ensures total control over their positioning during drilling, so that they don't sink down when in use. This is why the flange on din 172 drill bushes is slightly raised.
Visit din 179 drill bushes are known for their cylindrical shape, offering an ideal solution for positioning and precision. They can be easily fitted flush, guaranteeing optimum use.
Our standard drill bushes are A-shaped, i.e. the hole is rounded at one end.
Nevertheless, we can supply you with specific drill bushes.
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