RuiXin Industrial Tools 2081 2" DOC H.S.S Annular Cutters with Weldon Shank, CBN Ground, ANSI Standard

RuiXin 2" DOC H.S.S Annular Cutters with Weldon Shank, CBN Ground, ANSI Standard

Features

• Weldon shank

• Cutting Diameters range from 7/16" to 3-3/8"

• Depth of Cut: 2''

• Cut slotting and overlapping holes, and outside edge in steel accurately, quickly and safely.

• Compared to usual drill bits, it drills larger diameter holes up to 10 times faster.

• Made of tough and high-speed tool steel – more durable than carbide-tipped cutters

• With the use of lubricant, it gives machine-finish holes without the need of reaming.

• American Standard (ANSI)

     Annular Cutters are outstanding for hole-making processes, with faster cutting speed, more long-lasting and better hole finishing. Since annular cutters take less 

 horsepower, they are especially suitable for machines with lower power so that you can save time and use more potential cutting tools. Compared to standard twist

 bits, they drill much larger holes with less force and time. They are the solution of making holes on metal. Accurate burr-free holes are produced with tight tolerances 

without pre-drilling or step drilling.

Specification and Feature

• Cutter diameter 7/16" to 1/2" are with 3/4" Weldon shank, Hole size of pilot pin = Dia. 6.50mm

• Cutter diameter 9/16" to 2-11/32" are with 3/4" Weldon shank, Hole size of pilot pin = Dia. 1/4"

• Cutter diameter 2-3/8" to 4" are with 1-1/4" Weldon shank, Hole size of pilot pin = Dia. 5/16"

Features of High-speed Steel Annular Cutters

An annular cutter is a type of drilling tool, which is also called a Rotabroach, core cutter, broach cutter, magnetic drill, mag drill, core drill, trepanning drill, hole saw and cup-type cutter.

They are outstanding for the hole-making process. These cutters only cut the outside edges of holes and they take less horsepower so they help save time for machines with lower power.

• Good for harder steel.

• Drill much larger holes and require less force and time than standard twist bits.

• Take less horsepower, suitable for lower power machines.

• Significantly faster than interpolating with an end mill.

• Much more long-lasting than twist drills or hole saws.

• Less expensive than indexable drills, twist drills, and end mills.

• Eject a ‘slug’, the cylindrical steel from the cutter’s center, after the hole is cut. Chips are produced from the outside cutting edges.