Since 1974, RUKO has specialized in the production of drilling and cutting tools.Taking into account the needs of the industry professionals, Ruko has high quality and precision tools, comprising a sufficient range of products, including drills, milling cutters, saw blades and threads.
Since 1974, RUKO has specialized in the production of drilling and cutting tools.Taking into account the needs of the industry professionals, Ruko has high quality and precision tools, comprising a sufficient range of products, including drills, milling cutters, saw blades and threads.
- Rectangular file, tapered and cut on four sides. - Version with tang. Shape B according to DIN 7261. - Suitable for filing rectangular geometries. - Applications: - Deburring. - Surface work. - Work on edges (chamfering, rounding).
Speed. Set the pace with Speedhammer ™ Plus. With 28% greater flute capacity, the innovative design goes direct and direct. It removes dust and debris very quickly. E is particularly effective on uncured concrete due to unobstructed performance
- 8% Co teeth (M42); - High cutting performance; - Width from 0,6 to 80mm; - Thickness from 0,6 to 1,6mm; - Uniform welding; - Resistance to breakage; - Long tool life.
- Discs with fibre back and Corundum grain by mean of the electro-coated field, suitable for sanding and polishing; - Use: With angle grinders fixing the discs on a flexible rubber pad; - Packaging: Boxes of 100 pcs in 4 retractable film of 25 pcs/each.
- Fast cooling - High performance -Aggressive thinning - Less vibration - Thinning resistance, down to the last grain - Great stability and job safety - Long tool life - Abrasive: Silicon Carbide (SiC); - Suitable for: Hard Minerals, Stone and Composite Materials, Varnishes, Paints. Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Materials; - Suitable Machines: Straight and Angular Grinders.
- Rotary/percussion masonry drill bit 130° Douglas form carbide tip. - Shank diameter of drill bits 10-13 mm is reduced to 9.5 mm. - Shank diameter of drill bits larger than 13 mm is reduced to 12.7 mm.
