LD-186 HSS Step Drill Bit Cone Cutter 3pc Set | Wholesale Supplier

LD-186 HSS Step Drill Bit Cone Cutter 3pc Set | Wholesale Supplier

SKU: LD-186

LD-186 HSS Step Drill Bit Cone Cutter 3-piece set features titanium nitride coated high-speed steel construction with hex shank for quick-change chucks. Replaces multiple drill sizes for sheet metal and thin material drilling.

MOQ:100
Price Range:$3.50 - $12.00 / set
Material:High Speed Steel M2 / Titanium Nitride TiN Coating / Hex Shank Alloy Steel / Split Point Tip
Certifications:CE / DIN 1412 Standard / ISO 9001
Size Range:3pc set: 4-12mm 9 steps / 4-20mm 9 steps / 4-32mm 15 steps; Hex shank 6.35mm 1/4 inch; Overall length 65-100mm
Color Options:Gold Titanium Nitride / Black Oxide / Cobalt Blue / Bright HSS
Weight:280
Packing:Plastic blister card with size chart, 3 step drills per set, 60 sets per carton
Lead Time:10-15 days
Sample:Available
Customization:OEM step size configuration, custom coating, private label card, metric or imperial step sizing
Mixed Order:true

Product Details

LD-186 HSS Step Drill Bit Cone Cutter 3pc Set

LD-186 HSS Step Drill Bit Cone Cutter 3-piece set provides titanium nitride coated high-speed steel step drills with hex shank for drilling multiple hole sizes in sheet metal, plastic, and thin steel materials.

The LD-186 HSS Step Drill Bit Cone Cutter 3-piece set revolutionizes sheet metal and thin material drilling by replacing entire sets of individual drill bits with a single tool that creates multiple hole diameters. Each step drill features a conical body with precisely machined steps, each step corresponding to a standard hole diameter. As the drill penetrates the material, each successive step enlarges the hole to the next diameter, allowing the operator to stop at any step to achieve the exact hole size needed. The high-speed steel M2 construction maintains cutting edge sharpness through extended use on metal materials, while the titanium nitride gold coating reduces friction, dissipates heat, and extends tool life by up to 3x compared to uncoated bits. A 135-degree split point tip eliminates walking on smooth metal surfaces, enabling precise hole placement without center punching. The 1/4 inch hex shank fits standard quick-change drill chucks, impact drivers, and magnetic bit holders for rapid tool changes on busy job sites. The three-piece set covers the most commonly needed hole size ranges: the 4-12mm bit handles small clearance holes and pilot holes, the 4-20mm bit covers standard fastener and conduit holes, and the 4-32mm bit handles larger knockout and panel openings. Each step is clearly laser-marked with its diameter for easy size identification during use. Whether enlarging holes in electrical panels, cutting openings in HVAC ductwork, drilling body panels in automotive repair, creating holes in plastic enclosures, or fabricating thin metal components, the LD-186 step drill bit set delivers fast, clean, burr-free holes with a single tool.

Core Features

  • Single tool replaces multiple individual drill bit sizes
  • Titanium nitride coating extends life 3x over uncoated bits
  • 135-degree split point prevents walking on metal
  • 1/4 inch hex shank fits quick-change chucks and impact drivers
  • Laser-marked steps for easy size identification
  • Three sets cover 4-12mm, 4-20mm, and 4-32mm ranges

Application Scenarios

  • Electrical panel and junction box knockout enlargement
  • HVAC ductwork and ventilation hole cutting
  • Automotive body panel and fender drilling
  • Metal fabrication thin sheet component holes
  • Plastic enclosure and fiberglass panel drilling
  • Conduit and pipe fitting clearance holes

FAQ

What materials can step drill bits cut through?

Step drill bits excel at cutting thin materials up to 3mm thick including mild steel, stainless steel up to 1.5mm, aluminum, copper, brass, plastic, and fiberglass. They are not suitable for thick solid materials or hardened steel.

How do I prevent burrs when using a step drill bit?

Use moderate pressure and consistent RPM. Place a backer board behind thin material to support the exit side. Deburr with a countersink or file if needed. The split point design on the LD-186 minimizes burr formation.

Can step drill bits be sharpened?

Step drill bits can be resharpened using a specialized drill sharpener or diamond file, but the complex geometry makes home sharpening difficult. Given the affordable price point, most professionals replace rather than resharpen step drill bits.

What speed should I use for drilling stainless steel?

For stainless steel up to 1.5mm, use 400-600 RPM with cutting fluid. Apply steady moderate pressure. Do not exceed recommended speeds as excessive heat will dull the cutting edges rapidly. For thicker stainless, use a dedicated metal hole saw instead.