
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
| The drill breaks or insert chips | • Chip evacuation problems • Center misalignment of drill to workpiece | • Check that the coolant passages are clear and that the Venturi slots are not damaged • Check center alignment of drill to workpiece • Check workpiece and drill clamping rigidity |
| Poor surface finish | • Workpiece or drill clamping rigidity problem • Inadequate coolant oil • Cutting speed too low | • Improve workpiece or drill clamping • Check the coolant oil and replace if necessary • Increase the cutting speed |
| Excessive leakage of the coolant | • Chips block the fluid passages • The drill was incorrectly assembled, or the Venturi slots of the internal tube are located in the wrong direction | • Clear the chips • Check all connections and the direction of the internal tube |
| Insufficient coolant flow at the cutting zone, despite correct fluid supply | • Chips block the fluid passages • Worn bushing or sealing device • Venturi slots are too wide (worn) • Internal tube shorter than the external tube | • Clear the chips • Check the bushing and seal and replace if necessary • Replace the internal tube • Replace the internal tube to one with a correct length |
| Chips jam in the front end of the drill | • Insufficient coolant flow | • Adjust the fluid flow by raising the pressure; check the filter and fluid quality |
Various kinds of rotating and non-rotating drill Special form heads for trepanning or any other connectors are available upon request. special contours can be produced on request.
Oil pressure heads are available on request.