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OSG 60° Single-Flute Countersink, 3/4 in Body Dia, Carbide, 700-7500 - Fast-Cutting Single-Flute Countersinks
OSGFast-Cutting Single-Flute Countersinks

OSG 60° Single-Flute Countersink, 3/4 in Body Dia, Carbide, 700-7500

OSG Fast-Cutting Single-Flute Countersinks.

SKU 3G-OTH-185591

Also listed as: 7007500 · 700 7500

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OSG
Item
60° Single-Flute Countersink, 3/4 in Body Dia, Carbide, 700-7500
Part Number
700-7500
Category
Fast-Cutting Single-Flute Countersinks
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Product Description

OSG Fast-Cutting Single-Flute Countersinks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the OSG 60° countersink used for?

The OSG 60° countersink is used to create a conical recess for flathead screws in metalworking and machining applications. Its single-flute carbide design provides fast cutting and chip evacuation, making it suitable for production environments where precision and efficiency are required.

What are the specifications of the OSG 700-7500 countersink?

The OSG 700-7500 is a 60° single-flute countersink with a 3/4 in body diameter, made from carbide. It is designed for fast cutting in ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The OSG brand ensures high durability and consistent performance in industrial machining operations.

Where to buy the OSG 700-7500 countersink worldwide?

You can source the OSG 700-7500 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 OSG countersink for your application?

Select the OSG countersink based on material type and required angle. For standard flathead screws, a 60° angle is common. The 3/4 in body diameter suits medium-sized holes. Carbide construction offers longer tool life in abrasive materials. Always match the countersink flute count to your chip evacuation needs.

Used in

Common applications for OSG
Aerospace — OSG STI taps for installing helical wire thread inserts in aluminum components
Automotive — OSG spiral-point taps for through-hole threading in engine blocks and transmission cases
General machining — OSG spiral-flute taps for blind-hole threading in steel and stainless steel parts
Heavy equipment repair — OSG thread-forming taps for creating threads in ductile iron and steel castings
Precision manufacturing — OSG solid carbide chucking reamers for finishing holes in hydraulic manifolds
Die and mold — OSG coolant-through solid carbide drills for deep-hole drilling in tool steels
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3G Electric supplies OSG fast-cutting single-flute countersinks. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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