Tork Craft Annular Hole Cutter Tct 28 X 55Mm Weld Shank 19.05Mm

Description

Tork Craft Annular Hole Cutter — TCT 28 × 55 mm, 19.05 mm (3/4′) Weldon

Size: 28 mm x 55 mm [3/4′ Weldon Shank]

The 28 mm diameter TCT annular cutter from Tork Craft is engineered for high-efficiency hole making in steel and cast-iron. With a 55 mm cutting depth and a rugged 19.05 mm (3/4″) Weldon shank, this tool delivers fast, clean broaches with minimal burrs and reduced feed pressure — ideal for workshop or site use.

Specifications

Description	Spec
Brand	Tork Craft
Cat No.	TCAC028-4
Product Type	Annular hole cutter (TCT)
Diameter	28 mm
Cutting Depth	55 mm
Shank	19.05 mm (3/4′) Weldon, two-flat drive
Tip Material	Tungsten-carbide-tipped
Body	Alloy steel, thin-wall design
Suitable Materials	Mild & structural steel, stainless (with coolant), cast-iron
Recommended Machine	Magnetic-base drill / drill-press with Weldon shank arbor
Pilot Pin	Required for centring & slug ejection
Pack Quantity	1

Features

• 28 mm diameter — for larger bolt holes, clearance and pipe penetrations.
• 55 mm cutting depth — suitable for standard plate thickness and stacked materials.
• 19.05 mm (3/4′) Weldon shank — secure two-flat drive system for magnetic drills.
• TCT teeth — long-life tungsten-carbide tips for demanding materials like cast-iron and heavy-duty steels.
• Thin-wall, multi-flute body — optimized for quick penetration and effective chip removal.

Benefits

• Faster drilling: removes only a peripheral ring of material, not the full core like a twist bit.
• Cleaner holes: lower burr formation means less finishing work.
• Reduced machine load: lower feed force means better performance on overhead or vertical applications.
• Longer tool life: tighter tolerance carbide tips stand up to hard materials and high use.

Extra Information

• Designed for use with a magnetic-base drill or compatible drill press arbor with Weldon shank.
• A pilot pin (sold separately) is required to centre the cutter and eject the slug; check compatibility with your arbor.
• On stainless or harder materials, use suitable cutting fluid, steady feed and periodic chip clearing to protect the tool and maintain finish.

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and gloves protection; apply cutting fluid to manage heat and chip flow.
• Ensure the magnet base or work clamp is firmly secured and the workpiece stable before drilling; use a tether when working overhead or on angled surfaces.
• Do not use hammer/impact mode; feed steadily and allow the slug to eject naturally—if feed slows, stop and clear chips immediately.
• Disconnect power or disable magnet before changing cutters, pilot pins or shanks.