Walter ICECUT 1-7/16" x 1" Annular Cutter with AICrN Coating

Built Tough for the Daily Grind

When you are out on the job site or working through a pile of beams in the shop, you need a mag drill bit that isn't going to burn out halfway through the project. The Walter 05B107 ICECUT Annular Cutter (1-7/16" x 1") is built specifically for welders and fabricators who demand reliability and speed. We all know that drilling through thick steel plate, and especially stainless steel, generates a massive amount of heat. Standard bits often overheat, turn blue, and dull out quickly. Walter solved this problem with their ICECUT technology. They coated these cutters in a special Aluminum Chromium (AICrN) blend that acts like a heat shield for the cutting edge. This means you can run this bit hotter and harder than the old gold-colored bits, and it will keep cutting cleanly hole after hole.

The design of this cutter is all about efficiency and ease of use. It features a universal shank, so you don't have to worry about whether it will fit your magnetic drill—it snaps right into most standard arbors. The 1-inch depth of cut is perfect for most plate and structural tubing work. One of the biggest frustrations in drilling is when chips get stuck in the hole, causing the drill to bind or kick back. The ICECUT prevents this with extra-large, ground flutes that eject chips fast and smooth. This keeps the cutting area clear and lets the bit do the work without you having to lean on the drill with all your weight.

Whether you are fabricating structural steel, repairing heavy equipment, or working with aluminum, this cutter gives you a clean, finished hole that is ready for bolting or welding. The coating is so slick and heat-resistant that in some applications, you might even find it performs well where using liquid coolant is difficult or messy. Upgrade your mag drill kit with the Walter ICECUT and experience the difference that a high-performance coating makes. It saves you time on tool changes and saves you money by lasting longer than the competition.