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Irwin 3016006 135° Split Point Cobalt Drill Bit, 3/32"

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Irwin Cobalt Alloy Steel Split-Point Drill Bit, 7/32"

The Irwin Cobalt Alloy Steel Split-Point Drill Bit is engineered for precise, heavy-duty metal drilling in professional and DIY workshops alike. Made from Cobalt Alloy Steel for high heat and abrasion resistance, this 7/32" jobber bit features a 135° split-point tip that eliminates walking on contact for clean, accurate starts every time. With an overall jobber length built for extended reach, it is designed to tackle abrasive alloy metal and hardened steel with confidence, making it a dependable, individually packaged addition to any metalworking toolkit. Backed by Irwin's reputation for dependable cutting tools, this bit is a practical choice for shops that demand consistent results.

Key Features

  • Precise Drilling: 135° split-point tip eliminates walking for accurate, on-target starts in metal.
  • Durable Construction: Cobalt Alloy Steel resists high heat and abrasion for extended tool life under heavy use.
  • Heavy-Duty Use: Engineered to tackle demanding metal drilling, including abrasive alloy metal and hardened steel.
  • Bit Type: Cobalt Jobber design suited for versatile, everyday metal-drilling applications.
  • Trade Size: 7/32" diameter delivers precise, repeatable hole sizing.
  • Jobber Length: Extended overall length provides added reach for deeper through-hole drilling.
  • Individual Bit: Sold individually, making it simple to replace or restock a single size as needed.

Technical Specifications

  • Warranty: None
  • Bit Type: Cobalt Jobber
  • Size: 7/32 in
  • Individual Vs. Set: INDIVIDUAL
  • Product Material Group: METAL
  • Country of Origin: China
  • Product Primary Material: Cobalt Alloy Steel
  • Power Source: NON-ENERGY USING

Typical Applications

  • Metal Fabrication and Machining
  • Drilling Hardened Steel and Alloy Metals
  • Industrial and Workshop Maintenance
  • Professional and DIY Metalworking Projects
  • Automotive and Metal Repair Work

Why Irwin?

Irwin builds this bit from Cobalt Alloy Steel specifically to withstand the heat and abrasion generated when cutting through tough, hardened metals. The 135° split-point tip reflects a focus on precise, professional-grade performance, helping users start holes accurately without bit walk, while the jobber-length design and cobalt construction stand up to abrasive alloy metal and hardened steel alike. For metalworkers who need a dependable, individually packaged bit that performs consistently job after job, Irwin offers a trusted, purpose-built solution backed by clear, straightforward specifications. Whether used in a production shop or a home workbench, this bit delivers the reliability professionals expect from Irwin cutting tools.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Type:
Twist Drill Bit
list_batch:
IRW-20260923
Product Material:
Cobalt Alloy Steel
Product Subgroup:
Drill & Driver Bits
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Power Tools & Accessories
Product Primary Material:
Cobalt Alloy Steel
Individual Vs. Set (Syndigo):
INDIVIDUAL
Bit Type:
Cobalt Jobber

Irwin 3016006 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What sizes do the Irwin cobalt split point jobber bits come in?
Four diameters are offered: 3/32 inch (MPN 3016006), 1/8 inch (3016008), 7/32 inch (3016014), and 7/16 inch (3016028). Each is sold as a single bit, not a set, so you can restock just the size you burn through.
2) Will a cobalt drill bit cut hardened steel and stainless alloys, or do I need carbide?
The Irwin cobalt jobber bit is built from cobalt alloy steel specifically for abrasive alloy metals and hardened steel, because cobalt holds its edge when the hole gets hot. That covers most MRO and fab work in steel, stainless and tough alloys. Carbide is the step you take for masonry or extremely hard tool steel, not for the general metal drilling this bit is made for.
3) What does the 135 degree split point actually do for me on sheet metal and round stock?
A 135 degree split point is a flatter, self-centering tip, so the bit bites where you put it instead of skating across the surface. On thin sheet metal, electrical enclosure panels or round bar where a center punch is awkward, that is the difference between an on-location hole and a scarred panel. The flatter angle also reduces thrust needed compared with a standard 118 degree general purpose point.
4) Are these Irwin bits sold as a single bit or in an index set?
Each order is one bit in individual packaging. If you are standardizing a maintenance cart or a van stock, order the sizes you repeat most, for example 1/8 inch and 7/32 inch, rather than buying a full index and losing the odd sizes.
5) Which bit size do I use to tap a 1/4-20 thread?
The tap drill for 1/4-20 is 13/64 inch; the closest size in this Irwin cobalt range is 7/32 inch (MPN 3016014), which is slightly oversize and gives a lower thread engagement. For a full-depth 1/4-20 thread, use a 13/64 inch bit instead. The 7/32 inch is the right pick when you want a clearance-ish fit or are drilling for a self-tapping screw in thinner stock.
6) Is a jobber length bit long enough to drill through a steel stud or channel?
Jobber length is the standard, general purpose shank-and-flute length and gives more usable flute than a stubby or screw-machine bit, which is what you want for through holes in studs, strut and plate. For deep holes beyond jobber reach you move to an aircraft-length or extension bit instead.
7) Can I run these bits in a cordless drill or do they need a drill press?
These are standard round-shank jobber bits with no power source of their own, so they chuck into a cordless or corded drill, a mag drill chuck, or a drill press. In a handheld drill the split point matters most, since it starts the hole without a punch. In steel, slower speed with cutting oil is what gets full life out of a cobalt bit.
8) Where are Irwin 3016 series cobalt bits made?
Country of origin is China. That matters on public and institutional work where a Buy American or domestic-preference clause applies, so check your spec before submitting these on a federally funded job.
How fast can I get the Irwin 3016006 delivered?
Most orders ship the same day from our distribution partners, with quick delivery throughout the continental U.S. Need it urgently? Contact Us for expedited shipping options.
Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
Yes—ZenSupply offers a hassle-free return policy. If the product isn’t the right fit, reach out to our support team for a return authorization or setup a return by following our return instructions.
Does the Irwin 3016006 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Irwin 3016006 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
How do I get technical support or installation help for the Irwin 3016006?
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