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INNOVADORA HERRAMIENTA DE AVELLANADO COMBINADO
La herramienta MultiSink de CarbideMax es la versión con punta de carburo de tungsteno de la exclusiva herramienta avellanadora combinada HMT. Diseñada específicamente para avellanar acero inoxidable y los aceros estructurales más duros.
La herramienta permite al usuario combinar el multisink con la gama de productos VersaDrive® para brochar y avellanar, taladrar y avellanar, roscar y avellanar o incluso taladrar, roscar y avellanar en una sola operación, lo que proporciona enormes beneficios en ahorro de tiempo.
Beneficios del producto
- Herramienta avellanadora combinada innovadora
- Ahorre tiempo al completar agujeros avellanados
- Brochado y avellanado en una sola operación
- Taladrar y avellanar en una sola operación
- Macho de roscar y avellanar en una sola operación
- Taladrar, roscar y avellanar en una sola operación
- Diseñado para Inox y los aceros estructurales más duros.
Guía rápida
- Para roscar y avellanar o taladrar, roscar y avellanar se requiere un taladro magnético con velocidad variable y funciones de marcha atrás.
- Para agujeros pretaladrados, el MultiSink siempre debe usarse con un piloto para evitar daños.
- Al utilizar para taladrar o brochar y avellanar, es importante utilizar las RPM correctas para cada operación por separado.
- Cuando se utiliza para operaciones múltiples, por ejemplo, taladrar, roscar o avellanar, se deben utilizar las RPM correctas para cada operación por separado.
- Consulte las hojas de datos técnicos completas al final del folleto para obtener más detalles e información sobre las RPM.
VersaDrive MultiSink FAQ Section
Q: How do I know if my Magnet Drill or Drilling Machine is suitable for use with the MultiSink
The Multisink tool needs to be used with a variable speed magnet drill or other drilling machine that has the torque and speed range suitable for countersinking. For optimum performance you need to alter the drilling RPM speed for each seperate operation, not leave it at a constant speed. The Countersinking RPM is around 1/3 of the speed of the drilling RPM for standard S275 grade structural steels. If you want to Tap and Countersink in one operation then your drill needs to be reversible.
Q: Why have I damaged the tips of my MultiSink
When using the MultiSink to only countersink predrilled holes it should always be used with the pilot guide of correseponding diameter as this protects the fragile tips of the tool and helps prevent damage as well as centering the tool perfectly in the hole and improving cutting performance and preventing chatter
Q: Can I Drill & Countersink Hardox and Wear Plate Steels with the MultiSink
Wear plate materials like Hardox are extremely hard and require maximum rigidity of cutting tool with a reduced distance between spindle and work piece. We recommend pre-drilling the holes separately using CarbideMax Ultra Coated TCT Cutters, and then Countersinking the hole separately with the Ultra Coated TCT MultiSink and the corresponding pilot guide.
Q: Which Lubricant do you recommend when using the MultiSink
Speedlube is generally the best all purpose lubricant, for fast, convenient and accurate aerosol application ensuring coverage inside the hole as well as on the tool. However our BioCut paste is very popular and efficient lubricant for dipping the tool directly into the tin. It’s also great for minimising run off or mess, on painted surfaces or other sensitive applications where run off is to be avoided. Aeropaste can be used if working in applications such as Overhead where a fluid lubricant will run off. Finally BioCut Blue cutting fluid works particularly well with harder materials or difficult applications and is ideal for direct application onto the tool and into the hole when working on flat surfaces
Q: Can I use the MultiSink to Countersink Laser Cut or Flame Cut holes
Laser Cut or flame cut holes are often not perfectly round holes and may have rough edges. This means that the reccomended pilot guide may not fit into the hole. Best practice is to ream the holes in advance to ensure they are perfectly round and remove the surface hardness, then use the MultiSink wiht the corresponding Pilot Guide to countersink the hole
Q: Why has my MultiSink gone blunt
Typically speaking if the Countersink has blunted sooner than you would have expected it to, the typical cause is using too high an RPM for the particular application causing the tool to wear and blunt prematurely. When used at recommended RPM and torque limits and all best practice is followed, you should expect excellent tool life.
Q: Why have I damaged the tips of my MultiSink
When using the MultiSink to only countersink predrilled holes it should always be
used with the pilot guide of correseponding diameter as this protects the fragile tips of the tool and helps prevent damage as well as centering the tool perfectly in the hole and improving cutting performance and preventing chatter
Q: How can I access further technical support or submit a warranty claim for my MultiSink
Please click here to access our product support area and warranty claim forms. If making a warranty claim please fill in the appropriate warranty form, providing us with as much of the requested information as possible and one of our technical team will review the feedback and be in touch shortly.
1. Best Practice Advice - How to get the best out of your VersaDrive MultiSink
- Follow guidelines to set correct RPM speed. Incorrect RPM can lead to poor life or tool breakage
- Apply firm, steady feed pressure throughout the cut
- Avoid lateral movement or tilting which can cause damage to the tool
- Ensure regular application of quality cooling lubricant, especially when drilling thick or hardened materials.
- Hardened or heat-affected materials may require higher torque, reduced RPM and feed rates and extra coolant
- Ensure a debris free surface of sufficient steel thickness for strong magnet hold when Magnet Drilling.
- Use at highest available Gear setting (for maximum torque) and use electronic tachometer to set RPM at recommended speed (or slower for difficult applications)
- Best countersinking results are achieved using a variable speed drill that allows the correct speed to be set. Use at correct RPM (if unsure use tachometer to check drill speed)
- Piloted Countersink Bits (like the MultiSink) will significantly increase countersinking performance preventing movement of the countersink whilst drilling.
2. RPM guide - Best RPM values for countersinking different hole sizes and materials
Use the table below to identify the recommended RPM for your hole size and material
3. Multisink recommended applications
VersaDrive Multisnks can be used with a wide variety of VersaDrive tooling to broach and countersink, drill and countersink, tap and countersink or drill, tap and countersink in one operation.
4. Key Dimensions and Measurements
