Morse
Morse CTS80 127 mm carbide hole cutter
127 mm carbide-tipped hole cutter drills precise holes in sheet metal, with a ground tooth profile for clean cuts, a step pilot drill to reduce breakthrough impact.
- Clean, fast cuts from ground tooth profile
- Reduced breakthrough impact with step center pilot drill
- Shallow-depth component protection via shouldered cutter body
- Easy slug removal aided by ejector spring
- Precision 127 mm holes in sheet metal control panels
Precision hole cutting for sheet metal
The Morse CTS80 carbide hole cutter produces clean 127 mm diameter holes in control panels and electrical boxes. Its ground tooth profile removes material quickly while leaving a smooth edge. The tool is aimed at electricians and panel builders who need accurate openings for conduit or component mounts.
Step pilot and shouldered body protect shallow work
A step centre pilot drill reduces breakthrough impact when the teeth exit the far side. The shouldered cutter body stops the tool from passing through the workpiece, guarding wires and components behind thin panels. An ejector spring pushes the slug clear so the cutter is ready for the next hole.
Carbide tips hold up to repeated cuts
Carbide-tipped teeth resist wear during sustained cutting sessions across multiple panels. Replacement pilot drill CTSP 166010 and ejector spring CTSS 166027 are available separately to keep the cutter in service. The design favours controlled feed pressure over high speed for consistent results.
Highlights
- Clean, fast cuts from ground tooth profile
- Reduced breakthrough impact with step center pilot drill
- Shallow-depth component protection via shouldered cutter body
- Easy slug removal aided by ejector spring
- Precision 127 mm holes in sheet metal control panels
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How thick a sheet can the 127 mm carbide hole cutter handle before the shouldered body stops the cut?
The shouldered cutter body prevents pass-through at shallow depths, protecting components behind the workpiece.
Does the carbide-tipped cutter generate noticeable heat or vibration during extended sheet-metal work?
Ground tooth profile gives clean, fast cuts while the ejector spring clears slugs, keeping the tool running smoothly.
Which pilot drill and ejector spring must be on hand as spares for the CTS80?
Replacement pilot drill CTSP (166010) and ejector spring CTSS (166027) are the specified spare parts.
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