KEO Countersink: 82°, 3 Flute, 1/4 in Body Dia
KEO General Purpose Three-Flute Countersinks.
SKU 3G-OTH-184650
Also listed as: 917000325 · 917 000 325
Local availability & support
- Delivery
- Worldwide DHL shipping from Singapore; 7–14 business days door-to-door for most destinations.
- Payment
- Invoicing in USD. Bank transfer (SWIFT) and corporate PO accepted.
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Product Description
KEO General Purpose Three-Flute Countersinks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the KEO 82° countersink used for?
The KEO 82° countersink is used for deburring and countersinking holes in metal, plastic, and wood. Its three-flute design provides smooth cutting and reduces chatter, making it ideal for general-purpose machining in automotive, aerospace, and fabrication shops.
What are the specifications of the KEO 82° countersink?
The KEO countersink has an 82° included angle, three flutes, and a 1/4 in body diameter. It is made of carbide for durability and precision. The manufacturer part number is 917-000-325. It is designed for general-purpose countersinking and deburring operations.
Where to buy the KEO 82° countersink worldwide?
You can source the KEO 82° countersink through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time on this carbide countersink.
How to select the right KEO countersink for your application?
Select the KEO countersink based on hole size and material. The 82° angle suits standard flat-head screws. For harder materials like stainless steel, choose carbide. Match the body diameter to your tool holder. Always use proper cutting speeds and lubrication for best results.
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3G Electric supplies KEO general purpose three-flute countersinks. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
