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Walter 35mm Carbide Tipped Annular Cutter 55mm Depth

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OVERVIEW

Ultimate Drilling Power for Fabricators

For professional welders and fabricators, time is money, and a dull drill bit is a major bottleneck. The Walter 35mm x 55mm Carbide Core Cut (SKU: 05F235) is built to tackle the jobs that standard bits simply can't handle. If you frequently work with stainless steel, you know how quickly it can work-harden and destroy a standard HSS cutter. This carbide-tipped annular cutter is the solution. It is specifically designed to cut through hard metals, including stainless steel, cast iron, and tough alloys, with ease and speed. The carbide tips stay sharp longer, meaning you spend less time swapping out bits and more time fabricating.

This cutter features a 35mm diameter and a generous 55mm depth of cut, making it perfect for drilling through thick mounting plates, I-beams, and heavy-wall pipe. The specialized body design reduces friction and heat, which is critical when drilling deep holes. Less heat means the cutter stays cooler, the material doesn't distort, and the risk of work-hardening is minimized. Additionally, the aggressive cutting action requires less feed pressure. This is a huge benefit when you are drilling out of position—overhead or horizontally—where applying massive force to the mag drill is difficult and fatiguing.

Versatility is another key benefit of the Walter Carbide Core Cut. It isn't just for flat plate; it excels at drilling into curved surfaces, such as large pipes or pressure vessels, without walking or chattering. It can also handle overlapping holes or drilling through rust and scale without losing its edge immediately. This ruggedness makes it an essential tool for on-site repairs and field installation work where material conditions aren't always perfect. The clean, burr-free holes it produces often require no secondary finishing, allowing you to move straight to bolting or welding.

Investing in the 05F235 means investing in reliability. When you are on a shutdown or a critical job site, you need a cutter that won't fail halfway through a hole. Walter's reputation for quality ensures that this annular cutter performs consistently, hole after hole. Whether you are retrofitting structural steel or fabricating custom machinery, this tool provides the cutting power and durability professional welders demand.

Additional Information
Brand:Walter Surface Technologies
Item:Annular Cutter
Used To Cut:Stainless Steel, Steel, Cast Iron, Aluminum
Diameter:35 mm
Cutting Depth:55mm
Material:Tungsten Carbide
Product Line:Carbide Core Cut
Packaging Description:1 per each

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Walter 35mm x 55mm Carbide Core Cut Annular Cutter
  • Protective Storage Tube

APPLICATIONS

  • Drilling large diameter holes in stainless steel plate and pipe
  • Creating connection points in structural steel beams
  • Machining holes in cast iron machinery bases
  • On-site fabrication and repair of heavy equipment
  • Drilling through hard alloys and uneven surfaces
  • Applications requiring deep hole drilling up to 55mm
  • Use with magnetic drilling units in field or shop environments

FAQ

The Walter Carbide Core Cut features tungsten carbide tips which are significantly harder and more heat-resistant than High-Speed Steel (HSS). This allows it to drill through harder materials like stainless steel and cast iron faster and with a longer tool life.

Yes, this annular cutter is designed for use with standard magnetic drilling units. Ensure your drill has the appropriate arbor size (usually 3/4" Weldon) to accept the cutter shank.

Yes, using a high-quality cutting lubricant or coolant is highly recommended. It helps evacuate chips, reduces heat buildup, and significantly extends the life of the carbide tips.

The Walter 05F235 has a cutting depth capacity of 55mm (approximately 2.16 inches), allowing it to drill through thick materials in a single pass.

Yes, it can drill aluminum, as well as copper and brass. However, because aluminum is soft and gummy, proper lubrication is essential to prevent chips from welding to the cutter flutes.

Yes, a pilot pin is necessary. It centers the cutter to start the hole, controls the flow of internal coolant, and ejects the metal slug (core) once the cut is complete.

Yes, the robust design and carbide tips make it suitable for interrupted cuts and overlapping holes, which can be difficult for standard twist drills.

The optimal RPM depends on the material being drilled. Generally, carbide cutters can run at higher speeds than HSS. Refer to the Walter speed chart for the specific material, but for stainless steel, a slower speed with consistent feed pressure is often best.
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