Walter ICECUT 1-1/2 Inch x 1 Inch Annular Cutter with Universal Shank

Maximize Productivity with Walter ICECUT Annular Cutters

Upgrade your magnetic drilling operations with the Walter 05B108 ICECUT Annular Cutter, a 1-1/2" diameter tool designed to cut faster and last longer than conventional bits. In the world of welding and fabrication, time is money, and changing out dull or broken bits is a costly downtime. The ICECUT series addresses this by utilizing a state-of-the-art coating technology that dramatically extends tool life, even under heavy loads. This cutter is sized for a 1-inch depth of cut, making it perfect for drilling through plate steel, beams, and pipe walls commonly found in structural fabrication shops.

The secret to its performance is the specialized coating that combines chromium and aluminum. This barrier not only protects the underlying steel of the cutter but also acts as a thermal shield. When drilling through tough materials like stainless steel, heat is the enemy. The ICECUT's coating dissipates heat effectively, allowing you to drill continuously without overheating the tool. This is especially beneficial when working in the field or on vertical surfaces where applying constant coolant is difficult or messy. The universal shank design means you can grab this cutter and use it with almost any standard mag drill in your fleet.

Beyond durability, the cutting geometry is engineered for precision. The modern tooth design bites into the metal smoothly, reducing the chatter and vibration that can lead to broken cutters or poor hole quality. The result is a clean, accurate hole that requires little to no deburring, letting you move straight to bolting or welding. For welders and fabricators looking for a reliable, high-performance hole-making solution, the Walter ICECUT is the industry standard.

Why Choose ICECUT?

• Longer Life: Outlasts standard cutters, reducing cost-per-hole.
• Cleaner Cuts: Precision ground teeth produce accurate holes with minimal burrs.
• Broad Application: Excellent on steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.