Tork Craft Annular Hole Cutter Tct 26 X 55Mm Weld Shank 19.05Mm

Description

Tork Craft Annular Hole Cutter — TCT 26 Ã— 55 mm, 19.05 mm (3/4′) Weldon

Size: 26 mm x 55 mm [3/4′ Weldon Shank]

The 26 mm TCT annular cutter by Tork Craft is designed for robust performance in steel and cast-iron drilling. With a55 mm cutting depth and a secure 19.05 mm (3/4′) Weldon shank, it delivers fast, clean holes while minimising feed pressure and burr formation.

Specifications

Features

• 26 mm diameter — accommodates larger anchor bolts and clearance holes.
• 55 mm cutting depth — suitable for thick plate and stacked material.
• 19.05 mm (3/4′) Weldon shank — secure two-flat drive fits most magnetic-base drills.
• TCT (tungsten-carbide-tipped) teeth — long life and high cutting speed in demanding materials.
• Thin-wall, multi-flute body — faster penetration with reduced feed force and better chip ejection.

Benefits

• Faster hole-making: only the peripheral material is removed, making the cut quicker than a traditional twist drill.
• Cleaner finish: reduced burrs and smoother edges means less post-drilling clean-up.
• Longer tool life: carbide tips stay sharp for many holes in steel and cast-iron.
• Lower operator fatigue: reduced feed force is helpful especially during overhead or vertical drilling work.

Extra Information

• Use in a magnetic-base drill or a compatible drill-press with Weldon shank arbor.
• A pilot pin (sold separately) is required for centring and slug ejection—check your arbor/holder to match size.
• When drilling stainless steel or harder materials, apply cutting fluid and maintain steady feed to preserve cutter life and chip clearance.

Extra Information

• Use in a magnetic-base drill or a compatible drill-press with Weldon shank arbor.
• A pilot pin (sold separately) is required for centring and slug ejection—check your arbor/holder to match size.
• When drilling stainless steel or harder materials, apply cutting fluid and maintain steady feed to preserve cutter life and chip clearance.

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and gloves protection; use cutting fluid to control heat and aid chip flow.
• Ensure the magnet (or work clamp) is firmly secured and the workpiece stable before operating; tether the drill when working at height or on angled surfaces.
• Do not use hammer or impact action; maintain steady feed and allow the slug to eject naturally to avoid jamming.
• Disconnect power before changing cutters, pilot pins or shanks.