7/32 In. Cobalt Pilot Point Drill Bit – M42 Steel, 135° Split Point, Parabolic Flutes, No-spin Shank

Introducing Irwin 7/32 in. Cobalt Pilot Point Drill Bit, a rugged tool designed for demanding metalworking tasks. Forged from M42 cobalt alloy containing 8% cobalt, it powers through stainless steel and other hard alloys with precision and longevity. The pilot-point and 135-degree split-point geometry begin cutting instantly and guard against wandering, while parabolic flutes streamline heat dissipation for longer bit life. A no-spin shank keeps the bit centered and reduces slipping in the drill chuck. This is a standard jobber-length bit, and in this product line diameters such as 7/16" and 1/2" are offered with a 3/8" reduced shank for wider compatibility.

Benefits Paragraph: This cobalt drill bit delivers clean, accurate holes in tough metals, reducing tool wear and downtime. The optimized geometry minimizes wandering and chatter, while superior heat management extends service life between sharpenings. Built for regular use in demanding environments, it boosts productivity in metal fabrication, automotive repair, and workshop projects.

• Pilot Point Geometry: 135° split-point design starts cutting immediately, preventing walk and ensuring hole accuracy in stainless steel.
• High-Cobalt Alloy: Made from M42 steel with 8% cobalt for efficient drilling through hard metals, including stainless steel.
• Parabolic Flute Design: Improves chip evacuation and cools the bit for longer tool life.
• No-Spin Shank: Reduces slipping in the chuck for steadier, more precise drilling.
• Versatile Sizing & Reduced Shank: Jobber-length bit family with diameters such as 7/16" and 1/2" that use a 3/8" reduced shank for broader chuck compatibility.

Why Choose This Irwin Cobalt Drill Bit: When you need dependable performance on stainless steel and other tough metals, this bit delivers fast starts, clean holes, and extended service life. Its robust construction and smart geometry minimize downtime, making it a trusted choice for workshops, garages, and production floors alike.