
Core Box Bit 3/4" - 1/2" Shank
Features
• Construction: one solid piece of high-quality tool steel for rigidity and reduced vibration during continuous production runs.
• Carbide: micrograin Sandvik carbide precision ground and honed to a razor-sharp edge for consistent cut quality.
• Tip thickness: carbide tips up to 1/8" thick to resist edge chipping under heavy use and extend service life.
• Coating: anti-seize non-stick coating prevents resin build-up, reduces friction, and lowers heat generation during extended runs.
• Dimensions: diameter 3/4", overall length 1-1/4", shank 1/2" with 1-1/2" shank length; fits standard industrial routers.
• Carbide: micrograin Sandvik carbide precision ground and honed to a razor-sharp edge for consistent cut quality.
• Tip thickness: carbide tips up to 1/8" thick to resist edge chipping under heavy use and extend service life.
• Coating: anti-seize non-stick coating prevents resin build-up, reduces friction, and lowers heat generation during extended runs.
• Dimensions: diameter 3/4", overall length 1-1/4", shank 1/2" with 1-1/2" shank length; fits standard industrial routers.
Description
This router bit suits industrial and high-volume routing in cabinetmaking, production woodworking, and other millwork applications. One solid piece of high-quality tool steel maintains rigidity and reduces vibration during continuous runs. Micrograin Sandvik carbide precision ground and honed to a razor-sharp edge delivers consistent cut quality across long production cycles. Carbide tips up to 1/8" thick resist edge chipping under heavy use and extend service life. The anti-seize non-stick coating prevents resin build-up, reduces friction, and lowers heat generation to preserve cutting performance during extended runs. Diameter 3/4", length (overall) 1-1/4", shank 1/2" and shank length 1-1/2" fit standard industrial routers and provide a stable cutting depth for production tasks. Use the bit on hardwoods, plywood, and panel materials common in cabinetmaking and millwork. Inspect cutting edges regularly and remove resin deposits with appropriate, non-abrasive cleaners before re-sharpening or heavy use. Store dry and handle to avoid impacts to carbide tips. Follow router and tooling manufacturer guidelines for speed and feed to maintain predictable, repeatable cuts in continuous production workflows.