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Bridge reamers (also known as alignment reamers) enlarge, debur, and finish holes in structural materials and have tapered flutes that ease the tool's entry into rough-cut or misaligned holes.
Also known as bridge and car reamers, they have a tapered shape that fits into the narrow entry of misaligned holes and makes more contact to remove the overlapping material. Change the reamer size by moving the adjustable blades within the diameter range.
Bridge reamer are available in both straight and spiral flute configuration and are designed for heavy-duty reaming as encountered in the fabrication of structural steel assemblies, bridge erection, and ship construction.
These bridge reamers have a straight shank with a safety collar that prevents the reamer from going too deep into the workpiece during reaming operations. They install into a compatible power tool and are used to enlarge, debur, and finish holes in structural materials.
Hex shank bridge reamers are high speed steel and are used to align existing holes prior to bolt or rivet installation. Also called Construction Reamers. Point is tapered to permit entry into overlapping holes. Short length facilitates use in areas with limited access.
Used with a hand tool or machine tool, bridge reamers are available in both straight and spiral flute configurations and designed for high-speed, heavy-duty reaming in projects or applications such as structural steel assemblies, bridge fabrication, ship construction, and much more.
BRIDGE REAMERS: Bridge Reamers are designed for use in structural steel, in the building industry, bridge erection, and ship construction. The cutting end of the flutes is tapered therefore allowing the reamer not only to enter overlapping holes but also permits insertion into very badly misaligned holes.
Drill America high-speed steel bridge reamer used to align existing holes prior to bolt or rivet installation. Point is tapered to permit entry into overlapping holes. Three symmetrically placed flats on shank provide positive grip in portable electric and pneumatic tools.
Bridge reamers with three flats can be used in pneumatic or portable electric power tools to enlarge, debur, and finish holes in structural materials. Also known as alignment reamers, these reamers have tapered flutes that ease the tool's entry into rough-cut or misaligned holes.