Tork Craft Annular Hole Cutter Tct 16 X 35Mm Weld Shank 19.05Mm

Description

Tork Craft Annular Hole Cutter — TCT, 16×35 mm, Weldon Shank 19.05 mm (Model TCAC016-3)

The Tork Craft TCAC016-3 annular cutter features a 16 mm diameter and 35 mm cutting depth, with a 19.05 mm Weldon shank for use in magnetic drills and fabrication rigs. The TCT (tungsten carbide tipped) cutting edges provide excellent durability and precision, allowing fast, clean core-hole drilling in structural steel, fabrication and metalwork.

Specifications

Features

• 16 mm diameter cutting size with 35 mm depth of cut.
• Weldon shank diameter: 19.05 mm (¾″) — compatible with standard magnetic-drill arbors and core-drilling systems.
• TCT (tungsten carbide tipped) construction for increased wear resistance and superior performance in tougher materials.
• Annular cutter design removes only the periphery of the hole (not the full core), reducing force, heat and time versus conventional twist drills.
• Precision-ground cutting edges deliver cleaner holes, less burr and reduced need for finishing work.

Benefits

• Fast and efficient hole making: The annular cutter format and TCT teeth speed up drilling and reduce operator fatigue.
• Cleaner, professional results: High-quality edge finish, minimal burrs and better roundness in metal work.
• Reduced machine load and heat: By cutting only the rim of the hole, thrust and energy required are much lower.
• Long life construction: Weldon shank plus TCT tip mean the tool is built to last through repeated fabrication use.

Extra Information

• Designed for use with magnetic drills or portable core drilling systems that accept a 19.05 mm Weldon shank arbor.
• Use proper clamping, stable base, and cooling lubricant when drilling steel to maximise tool life and finish quality.
• Check recommended RPM and feed for material and hole size — overspeed or overfeed may reduce service life or cause breakage.

Safety

• Always wear eye protection, hearing protection and gloves when performing drilling operations in metal.
• Ensure the drill base, workpiece and arbor are securely fixed before starting to avoid chatter or misalignment.
• Follow the cutter manufacturer’s guideline for maximum RPM, feed and use of cutting fluid to prevent damage or injury.
• Keep hands and any loose clothing clear of rotating tools and moving parts.