Broaches (748 items) - Page 13
Quick Change - 0.125in 1/8 Broach Width x 1in Broach Depth x 0.159in Broach Height x 0.1875in
Quick Change - 0.1875in 3/16 Broach Width x 1.500in 1-1/2 Broach Depth x 0.276in Broach Height
Quick Change - 0.1875in 3/16 Broach Width x 1in Broach Depth x 0.276in Broach Height x 0.3125
Quick Change - P9 Tolerance Grade x 0.1568in Broach Width x 1.575in Broach Depth x 0.217in Broach
Quick Change - .078in-.098in 2.0mm-2.5mm Hexagon W Range x 0.041in Broach W x 0.157in Broach
Quick Change - P9 Tolerance Grade x 0.2356in Broach Width x 1.575in Broach Depth x 0.254in Broach
Quick Change - C11 Tolerance Grade x 0.0831in Broach Width x 0.472in Broach Depth x 0.173in Broach
Quick Change - C11 Tolerance Grade x 0.2020in Broach Width x 0.984in 63/64 Broach Depth x 0.194in
Quick Change - JS9 Tolerance Grade x 0.0787in Broach Width x 0.472in Broach Depth x 0.174in Broach
Quick Change - JS9 Tolerance Grade x 0.1575in Broach Width x 0.984in 63/64 Broach Depth x 0.217in
About Broaches
Broaches are tools used to cut or shape metal, wood, and other materials. They are commonly used in manufacturing and engineering applications to create holes, slots, grooves, and other shapes. Broaches can be either hand-operated or machine-operated.
Types of Broaches
The two most common types of broaches are keyway broaches and straight broaches. Keyway broaches are used to create a keyway slot in a workpiece that is then filled with a matching key. Straight broaches are used for making straight cuts on the surface of a workpiece.
Materials Used for Broaches
Broaches are typically made from hardened steel or tungsten carbide. These materials provide the strength needed to cut through tough materials like steel without becoming dull or damaged during use.
Industries That Use Broches
Broches are commonly used by machinists, engineers, and fabricators in many industries including automotive, aerospace, medical device manufacturing, and consumer product manufacturing. They can be used for a variety of tasks such as creating holes for fasteners or cutting complex shapes into metal parts.
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