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Walter SST+ Cobalt Jobber Drill Bit #7 (0.2010")

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OVERVIEW

Stop Burning Bits on Stainless Steel

Every welder knows the frustration of grabbing a drill bit to prep a hole, only to have it scream, smoke, and dull the second it touches stainless steel. The Walter 01B507 SST+ Jobber Drill Bit is the solution to that headache. Built specifically for the tough demands of the metalworking industry, this #7 drill bit is formulated with a heavy-duty cobalt blend that thrives where standard bits fail. Whether you are drilling out broken bolts or prepping a piece of 304 stainless for a bracket, this bit bites in and keeps cutting long after others would have been thrown in the scrap bin.

One of the standout features for fabricators is the self-centering "Speed Tip." When you are working with a hand drill on a piece of pipe or a curved fender, standard bits tend to "walk" across the surface, scratching the finish and ruining your precision. The SST+ bit digs in exactly where you place it, without the need for a center punch or pilot hole. This saves you time and frustration, especially when working in awkward positions or on vertical surfaces. The #7 size (0.2010") is particularly important because it is the correct tap drill size for a 1/4"-20 thread—one of the most common fasteners in the industry. Having a reliable bit that creates a clean, true-to-size hole ensures your taps won't break later on.

Walter has also designed these bits to run cooler. The special bronze coating isn't just for looks; it helps the bit slide through the metal with less friction. Combined with the aggressive flute design that pulls chips out of the hole fast, you get a cleaner cut with less heat buildup. Less heat means the bit stays sharp longer, and you don't work-harden the material you are trying to drill. Whether you are in a fab shop, on a pipeline, or doing field maintenance, keeping a pack of Walter SST+ bits in your toolbox ensures you can get through the toughest metals without slowing down.

Additional Information
Brand:Walter Surface Technologies
Item:Drill Bit
Packaging Description:10 per pack
Drill Size:#7
Decimal Equivalent:0.2010"
Material:Cobalt Blend
Point Type:Speed Tip (Self-Centering)
Flute Design:High Flow
Application:Stainless Steel, Mild Steel, Non-Ferrous Metal
Tap Drill Size For:1/4"-20

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Walter SST+ Jobber Drill Bit (Size #7)

APPLICATIONS

  • Tap Drilling: Perfect size (#7 / 0.2010") for creating pilot holes for 1/4"-20 taps.
  • Stainless Steel Fabrication: Optimized for drilling 300 and 400 series stainless steel without work hardening.
  • General Maintenance: Ideal for mild steel, aluminum, and non-ferrous alloys.
  • Curved Surfaces: Self-centering tip allows drilling on pipes and round stock without walking.
  • Portable Drilling: Designed to withstand the torque and instability of hand-held power drills.
  • Stationary Machining: High precision suitable for drill presses and CNC operations.

FAQ

A #7 wire gauge drill bit has a diameter of approximately 0.2010 inches or 5.105 millimeters.

Yes, the SST+ line is specifically engineered with a cobalt blend to withstand the high heat generated when drilling tough metals like stainless steel.

No, the Walter SST+ bits feature a 'Speed Tip' design that is self-centering, allowing you to start drilling directly on the material without walking.

The #7 drill bit is most commonly used as the tap drill for cutting 1/4"-20 UNC threads.

SST+ bits use a cobalt blend material, a bronze surface treatment for lubrication, and a back-tapered body design to reduce friction and breakage.

Absolutely. While precise enough for drill presses, the robust core and self-centering tip make it excellent for portable hand drill applications.

The exclusive bronze SST surface treatment acts as a lubricant, reducing friction and heat buildup to extend the tool's life.

Yes, the back tapered body design reduces contact with the sidewalls of the hole, preventing the bit from binding or seizing.