Product Detail
Countersink
Carbide countersinks for screw/rivet head seats that must gauge flush—not general deburr.
Screw / rivet head seats
82° and 90° fastener seats that must gauge flush
Countersink tools exist so fastener heads sit flush to a screw standard. If the print only says “break edges,” you want a chamfer mill. If the print shows a countersink symbol tied to a screw, stay on this page.
Seat acceptance basics
- Head angle from the screw / rivet standard
- Major diameter and depth to flush/subflush
- Pilot hole already sized?
- Gauge or go/no-go notes if used on the line
Countersink intake
- Fastener standard or angle + Ø
- Pilot Ø; depth to seat
- Material being seated
- Chatter or angle-miss history
Countersink FAQ
Only a 45° deburr?
That is chamfer mill territory.
Aluminum PCD hole-edge?
PCD chamfer & spotface for Al mouths.
Screw standard listed?
Countersink RFQs start from fastener seat geometry.