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ONSRUD 63-775 Spiral O-Flute Upcut Router Bit for Plastics - Spiral O-Flute Router Bits for Plastics
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ONSRUD 63-775 Spiral O-Flute Upcut Router Bit for Plastics

The ONSRUD Solid Router Bit is a Spiral O-Flute Upcut router bit designed for plastics, with a 1/4" cut diameter and 3/4" length of cut (LOC). This bit, model number 63-775, is intended for use with soft plastic…

SKU 3G-OTH-245923

Also listed as: 63775 · 63 775

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ONSRUD
Item
63-775 Spiral O-Flute Upcut Router Bit for Plastics
Part Number
63-775
Category
Spiral O-Flute Router Bits for Plastics
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Also known as:63-775ONSRUD
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63-775

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Product Description

The ONSRUD Solid Router Bit is a Spiral O-Flute Upcut router bit designed for plastics, with a 1/4" cut diameter and 3/4" length of cut (LOC). This bit, model number 63-775, is intended for use with soft plastic materials as specified by attribute 63-750. It is a single-stage cutting tool for industrial routing applications.

Supplied to the Philippines — compatible with 60 Hz installations. DHL Express delivery to Manila, Quezon City, Cebu, customs and duties handled door-to-door.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ONSRUD Solid Router Bit 63-775 used for?

The ONSRUD Solid Router Bit 63-775 is a spiral O-flute upcut bit designed for routing soft plastics. It is commonly used in industrial CNC and handheld routing applications to produce clean, chip-free cuts in plastic materials such as acrylic, polycarbonate, and PVC.

What are the specifications of the ONSRUD 63-775 router bit?

The ONSRUD 63-775 is a solid carbide spiral O-flute upcut router bit with a 1/4-inch cut diameter and a 3/4-inch length of cut (LOC). It is designed specifically for soft plastic materials and is identified by manufacturer part number 63-775 and attribute 63-750.

Where to buy ONSRUD router bits worldwide?

ONSRUD router bits like the 63-775 are available to order through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations, ensuring you receive genuine ONSRUD tooling for your plastic routing applications.

How to select the right ONSRUD router bit for soft plastics?

For soft plastics, select an ONSRUD spiral O-flute upcut bit like the 63-775 with a 1/4-inch cut diameter and 3/4-inch LOC. The O-flute geometry efficiently evacuates chips, reducing heat buildup and melting. Always match the bit diameter to your material thickness and machine spindle speed for optimal cut quality.

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Common applications for ONSRUD
Woodworking cabinetry — ONSRUD spiral upcut 2-flute bits (e.g., MPN 52-280) for clean through cuts in plywood and MDF.
Plastic fabrication — ONSRUD spiral O-flute downcut bits (e.g., MPN 62-824) for hard plastic sheets to prevent edge chipping.
Aluminum machining — ONSRUD spiral O-flute upcut bits (e.g., MPN 63-604) for thin-gauge aluminum in sign making.
Phenolic composite routing — ONSRUD 3-flute spiral upcut bits (e.g., MPN 67-205) for high-density phenolic boards.
CNC sign making — ONSRUD spiral O-flute bits for soft plastics (e.g., MPN 63-790) to achieve smooth edges on acrylic letters.
Furniture production — ONSRUD spiral downcut 2-flute bits (e.g., MPN 57-287) for MDF to minimize tear-out on top surfaces.
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3G Electric supplies ONSRUD spiral o-flute router bits for plastics. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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