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MORSE CUTTING TOOLS
Since 1864, Morse Cutting Tools has been producing precision cutting tools. Headquartered in Novi, Michigan, USA, the brand manufactures jobber length drill bits, taps, high-speed steel end mills, annular cutters and combined drill / countersinks for manufacturing, automotive, aerospace and construction applications. Read More
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About Morse Cutting Tools
Morse Cutting Tools catalogue includes a comprehensive line of mills, bits, taps, tools, dies, nuts and counter bores. The brand's 1441 Series drill bits feature an advanced helix geometry, optimising chip evacuation for improved drilling performance. They are equipped with a split-point design, promoting self-centering and reducing the need for a pilot hole, enhancing accuracy and efficiency. Morse Cutting Tools 5989T Series chamfer mills feature an advanced helix geometry, optimising chip evacuation for improved drilling performance. They have a specialised TiAlN coating, enhancing their wear resistance and extending tool life.
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Cross-Reference Alternatives
Some Morse Cutting Tools MPNs cross individual references to the equivalent Westward, Cleveland and Milwaukee models. So, if you're looking for a competitor item that is either out of stock or obsolete, chances are Raptor Supplies has the equivalent Morse Cutting Tools products available.
Shipping
These Morse Cutting Tools products are small in size. They require careful packaging as some items might get damaged while shipping. Hence, these items are delivered by courier shipment and air freight for minimum downtime.
Major Trade Names
SHEARDRILL
SHEARDRILL coolant-through dills are designed to work exceptionally well with a broad range of materials, including carbon steels, cast steels, alloy steels, stainless steels and cast iron, making the...Read more
Ambore Wide Land Flutes
They feature a highly efficient 135-degree self-centring split point for effectively eliminating any walking of the drill bit during initial contact and reducing thrust, resulting in precise drilling....Read more
DRILL-MILL
They are used for drilling, spotting, countersinking, chamfering, slotting, side milling and profile milling. These DRILL-MILLS are constructed with a high-quality cobalt material, offering superior w...Read more
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Raptor Supplies offer guide book / reference book for choosing correct Morse Cutting Tools units?
Yes, it offers the brand's 01650 tap drill chart for choosing the correct units.
What is the difference between a twist drill bit and a centre drill bit?
A twist drill bit is used for general drilling tasks, while a centre drill bit is primarily used for creating a starting point for other drills or for precise centring.
How to extend the lifespan of my taps?
To prolong tap life, use appropriate cutting fluids, maintain proper speeds and feeds, ensure accurate alignment, and perform regular tap maintenance, including cleaning and sharpening.
What safety precautions should I follow when using tools like dies and counterbores?
Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), follow safety guidelines for the specific tool and ensure the workpiece is securely clamped to prevent accidents during machining operations.
When should I use a die instead of a tap for threading operations?
Dies are typically used to thread external surfaces like rods or bolts, while taps are used to thread internal surfaces like holes. Choose a die when you need to thread an external surface.