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CLEVELAND C83009 Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bit, 21/64" - Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bits
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CLEVELAND C83009 Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bit, 21/64"

The CLEVELAND Taper Length Drill Bit (21/64") is a Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bit with a 118° Notched Point and Straw/Bronze Cobalt finish. It features a 0.3281 specification and is identified by…

SKU 3G-OTH-198802

Also listed as: C 83009 · C-83009

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CLEVELAND
Item
C83009 Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bit, 21/64"
Part Number
C83009
Category
Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bits
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Manufacturer Part Number
C83009
Type
Straw/Bronze Cobalt, Tang Shank
Notched Point
118°

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Product Description

The CLEVELAND Taper Length Drill Bit (21/64") is a Tang-Shank Cobalt Taper-Length Drill Bit with a 118° Notched Point and Straw/Bronze Cobalt finish. It features a 0.3281 specification and is identified by manufacturer part number C83009.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CLEVELAND Taper Length Drill Bit used for?

The CLEVELAND Taper Length Drill Bit is used for drilling precise holes in metal, particularly in industrial machining and maintenance applications. Its 118° notched point and cobalt construction suit hard materials like stainless steel. The tang shank design ensures secure chucking in taper-drill holders for heavy-duty operations.

What are the specifications of the CLEVELAND C83009 drill bit?

The CLEVELAND C83009 is a taper length drill bit with a 21/64" diameter (0.3281 inches). It features a 118° notched point, straw/bronze cobalt finish, and a tang shank. The cobalt material provides heat resistance for drilling tough metals. This bit is designed for industrial use in machine shops and fabrication.

Where to buy CLEVELAND C83009 drill bits worldwide?

You can source CLEVELAND C83009 drill bits worldwide through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for availability and lead times. 3G Electric supplies genuine CLEVELAND tooling for industrial procurement needs.

How to select the right CLEVELAND taper length drill bit?

Select a CLEVELAND taper length drill bit based on hole diameter, material hardness, and shank type. For the C83009, the 21/64" size suits medium-precision holes. Cobalt bits handle high heat in stainless steel. Ensure your drill press or machine accepts tang shanks. Consult 3G Electric for application guidance.

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Automotive and engine work — Cleveland cobalt aircraft-extension drills for drilling hard alloys in restricted engine bay spaces.
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3G Electric supplies CLEVELAND tang-shank cobalt taper-length drill bits. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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