Titan USA TC19232 #32 Jobber Drill Bit, 118 deg Point, Solid Carbide, Uncoated
Mfr # TC19232
Zoro # G022804355
Key Features
Specifications
Details
- MFR #
- TC19232
- Zoro #
- G022804355
- UPC #
- -
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Item
- Drill Bit
- Drill Bit Point Angle
- 118 Degrees
- Material - Machining
- Carbide
- Drill Bit Point Type
- Split Point Drill
- Finish - Machining
- Uncoated
- Type
- Jobber Length
Description
The Titan USA TC19232 is a precision-ground solid carbide jobber drill bit engineered for demanding drilling applications in steel, cast iron, stainless steel, aluminum, and non-ferrous materials. Manufactured from premium solid carbide, this drill delivers exceptional hardness and wear resistance far superior to high-speed steel tooling, enabling higher cutting speeds, longer tool life, and tighter hole tolerances. The 118-degree conventional point geometry is the industry-standard angle for general-purpose drilling across a broad range of materials, providing reliable self-centering and clean entry in most shop applications. The uncoated carbide substrate is an excellent choice for non-ferrous metals, plastics, and composites where coating adhesion or chemical reactivity is a concern. Jobber length provides the ideal balance of reach and rigidity for through-holes, clearance holes, and tap drill applications on CNC machining centers, drill presses, and manual mills. A dependable precision drilling solution for job shops, production machining, and aerospace manufacturing.
- Solid carbide delivers significantly higher hardness and wear resistance than HSS for longer tool life
- 118-degree conventional point is ideal for general-purpose drilling across a wide range of materials
- Maintains tighter hole tolerances and better surface finish than HSS at equivalent feed rates
- Uncoated substrate preferred for non-ferrous metals, plastics, and composites
- Jobber length balances reach and rigidity for through-holes, clearance holes, and tap drill operations
- Suited for CNC machining centers, drill presses, and manual mills in production and job shop environments