DRILL BUSH

This type of drill bush is normally used for jigs where an economically priced drill bush is required, or where less space is available on the jig plate. Headless press fit bushes are pressed into the plate to achieve a flush surface in conjunction with a simple drilling and reaming operation. Headless drill bushes have less resistance than the headed type when subjected to large axial loads. These bushes are denominated by the PP reference for metric drill bushes and P for the imperial bush... This range of drill / jig bushes is similar to the PP range, but for the head. The headed drill bush type contain a ‘top hat' or ‘shoulder' at the top of the bush to allow greater axial force, so not to slip out of the plate, and aids where it is desired, to feed down to a dead stop. The head of the bush also allows it to be pressed into the plate easier and can be left either exposed above the plate surface or counterbored to sit flush. These bushes are denominated by the PH reference for..

Registration numbers: 151276 (W)

Primary location: United Kingdom