drill

cutting tools by type

Looking for the perfect drill? Find it at Halcyon

Looking for the perfect drill?
Find it at Halcyon

High-precision tools designed for efficient hole-making. Our drills are engineered to provide excellent chip evacuation, accuracy, and tool life.

PCD

PCD Drill

Polycrystaline diamond (PCD) drill is a high-performance cutting tool. The cutting edge is made from synthetic diamond. It is suitable for cutting non-ferrous materials such as aluminum alloys, copper, brass, glass, wood, ceramics, plastics, fiberglass composites, carbon fiber composites (CFRP), as well as many metal matrix composites (MMC).

Halcyon specializes in designing and manufacturing special PCD drills customized to perform best for your application. PCD center-cutting drill is available for the longest tool life possible. High helix angle is possible. Internal coolant hole is available for temperature control, as well as chip evacuation.

Applications

Automotive
Aerospace

CARBIDE

Carbide Drill

Tungsten carbide drill is an industry standard cutting tool type. It is suitable for drilling ferrous materials such as steel, stainless steel, and cast iron. Halcyon specializes in designing and manufacturing special carbide drills customized to perform best for your application. Internal coolant holes and coatings are available.

Applications

Automotive

SPECIAL

Special Drill

Special drill refers to drill bits that are specifically designed and manufactured to meet the unique requirements of users. Unlike standard drills commonly available on the market, these are custom-made to suit the particular materials and special characteristics of the workpiece. They may come in various diameters and feature additional machining such as counterboring, countersinking, and chamfering.

Applications

Automotive

STEP

Step Drill

A step drill is a specially designed cutting tool characterized by its progressively increasing step widths. Unlike regular drill bits that can only drill a hole of a single size equal to the bit’s tip diameter, a step drill combines multiple drill sizes into one bit. This allows drilling holes of various diameters with a single tool. Step drills are commonly used in high-volume (mass production) manufacturing because they significantly reduce both production time and costs.

Applications

Automotive

PCD Drill

PCD

Polycrystaline diamond (PCD) drill is a high-performance cutting tool. The cutting edge is made from synthetic diamond. It is suitable for cutting non-ferrous materials such as aluminum alloys, copper, brass, glass, wood, ceramics, plastics, fiberglass composites, carbon fiber composites (CFRP), as well as many metal matrix composites (MMC).

Halcyon specializes in designing and manufacturing special PCD drills customized to perform best for your application. PCD center-cutting drill is available for the longest tool life possible. High helix angle is possible. Internal coolant hole is available for temperature control, as well as chip evacuation.

Applications

Automotive
Aerospace

Carbide Drill

CARBIDE

Tungsten carbide drill is an industry standard cutting tool type. It is suitable for drilling ferrous materials such as steel, stainless steel, and cast iron. Halcyon specializes in designing and manufacturing special carbide drills customized to perform best for your application. Internal coolant holes and coatings are available.

Applications

Automotive

Special Drill

SPECIAL

Special drill refers to drill bits that are specifically designed and manufactured to meet the unique requirements of users. Unlike standard drills commonly available on the market, these are custom-made to suit the particular materials and special characteristics of the workpiece. They may come in various diameters and feature additional machining such as counterboring, countersinking, and chamfering.

Applications

Automotive

Step Drill

STEP

A step drill is a specially designed cutting tool characterized by its progressively increasing step widths. Unlike regular drill bits that can only drill a hole of a single size equal to the bit’s tip diameter, a step drill combines multiple drill sizes into one bit. This allows drilling holes of various diameters with a single tool. Step drills are commonly used in high-volume (mass production) manufacturing because they significantly reduce both production time and costs.

Applications

Automotive

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