Frequently Asked Questions
The Drill America Bridge Reamer is made from high-speed steel, which is known for its hardness and toughness, making it suitable for general-purpose applications.
A bridge reamer is designed to accurately enlarge existing holes in structural iron, steel bridge work, and ship construction, particularly for lining up bolt or rivet holes.
Yes, the taper shank design of the bridge reamer allows it to be used in both electric and pneumatic portable equipment.
The Morse taper shank allows for direct insertion into the machine's spindle, facilitating high-torque applications, especially during large cut diameters.
Yes, the Drill America Bridge Reamer features a sharp point and long taper, which aids in easy entry into badly misaligned holes.
Straight flute tools are well-suited for shallow cuts as they allow chips to collect in the flutes while cutting.
The Drill America Bridge Reamer is an uncoated tool, featuring just the base substrate, which makes it suitable for a wide range of applications.
This bridge reamer is ideal for structural applications, including iron and steel bridgework, as well as ship construction.
To maintain the reamer, ensure it is clean after use, store it in a protective case, and avoid using it on materials that exceed its design specifications.
The Drill America Bridge Reamer has a diameter of 15/16 inches.
