KEO Countersink: 82°, 6 Flute, 1 1/4 in Body Dia
KEO Smooth-Finish Six-Flute Countersinks.
SKU 3G-OTH-188489
Also listed as: 919000753 · 919 000 753
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- Delivery
- Worldwide DHL shipping from Singapore; 7–14 business days door-to-door for most destinations.
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- Invoicing in USD. Bank transfer (SWIFT) and corporate PO accepted.
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Product Description
KEO Smooth-Finish Six-Flute Countersinks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a KEO 6-flute countersink used for?
The KEO 6-flute countersink is used for deburring and countersinking holes in metal, creating a smooth 82° chamfer for screw heads. Its cobalt construction suits harder materials like stainless steel, delivering a fine finish in machining and fabrication applications.
What are the specifications of the KEO 919-000-753 countersink?
The KEO 919-000-753 is an 82°, 6-flute countersink with a 1 1/4 in body diameter, made from cobalt. It is designed for smooth-finish countersinking and deburring, ideal for precision metalworking where a clean, consistent chamfer is required.
Where to buy KEO countersinks worldwide?
3G Electric supplies KEO countersinks like the 919-000-753 to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery, ensuring you receive genuine industrial tooling. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this cobalt, 6-flute countersink.
How to select the right KEO countersink for metal?
Select a KEO countersink based on hole size and material. For hard metals like stainless steel, choose cobalt fluted designs such as the 919-000-753. Match the body diameter to your chamfer depth and ensure the 82° angle fits your fastener. Consult a tooling specialist for application-specific advice.
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3G Electric supplies KEO smooth-finish six-flute countersinks. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
