Drill America
Drill America CTH4062 carbide tipped hole cutter
Carbide-tipped hole cutter drills large-diameter holes in stainless steel, cast iron and abrasive materials with auto-ejecting slug and 300-hole life
- Cuts stainless steel, cast iron and copper efficiently
- Carbide-tipped teeth extend tool life significantly
- Auto-ejecting slug clears the hole instantly
- Pilot drill and hex key included for setup
- Cuts over 300 holes in stainless steel plate
4-1/16 inch carbide hole cutter
The Drill America CTH4062 is a carbide tipped hole cutter designed for drilling large diameter holes without oversized chucks. It suits metalworkers and fabricators who need clean cuts in stainless steel, cast iron, sheet metal and copper. The cutter handles abrasive materials such as high density resin and metal plates. It is sold new and includes a pilot drill and hex key.
Auto ejecting slug and pilot drill
The auto ejecting slug clears the cut piece automatically to keep the workflow moving. A supplied pilot drill centres the cutter for accurate starts, while the included hex key secures the assembly. These bundled items remove the need to source separate centring or ejection tools. The carbide tipped teeth on a high speed steel body are built for extended service life.
Suits stainless and abrasive plate work
Buyers cutting over 300 holes in stainless steel plate will benefit from the long lasting carbide tips. The tool also performs well in cast iron, copper and high density resin. It is not for wood, plastics or soft non‑metallic materials that can clog the teeth. Users needing smaller diameters or deeper cuts should look at other cutters.
Highlights
- Cuts stainless steel, cast iron and copper efficiently
- Carbide-tipped teeth extend tool life significantly
- Auto-ejecting slug clears the hole instantly
- Pilot drill and hex key included for setup
- Cuts over 300 holes in stainless steel plate
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How many holes can the carbide tipped teeth cut in stainless steel before replacement?
The cutter is rated for over 300 holes in stainless steel plate before the carbide teeth require replacement.
What component wears first during continuous cutting of stainless steel?
The carbide tipped teeth are the primary wear component when cutting stainless steel continuously.
How much heat builds up in the cutter during all-day drilling of stainless steel?
The premium high speed steel body and carbide tips dissipate heat effectively during extended stainless steel drilling sessions.
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