Walter Surface Technologies
Walter Surface Technologies 05F015 Core Cutter Universal Shank 15/16 Inch x 1 Inch
Cuts precise 15/16 inch cores with a universal 1 inch shank for broad compatibility
- Universal shank fits multiple machines
- 15/16 inch cutting diameter for precise holes
- 1 inch depth capacity handles thick material
- Walter Surface Technologies brand ensures professional quality
- New condition guarantees full performance life
Core cutter for universal shank applications
This core cutter fits a universal shank and measures 15/16 inch by 1 inch. It is designed for drilling tasks that require a compatible holder. The tool suits workshops and maintenance teams needing a direct replacement cutter.
Universal shank compatibility and build
The universal shank design allows the cutter to be used with a range of standard holders without proprietary adapters. This reduces setup time when switching between machines. The construction is intended for repeated use in industrial environments.
Performance in normal operation
The cutter removes material efficiently at standard drilling speeds. Heat generation stays manageable during typical cycle times. No additional power or cooling requirements are specified for normal use.
Highlights
- Universal shank fits multiple machines
- 15/16 inch cutting diameter for precise holes
- 1 inch depth capacity handles thick material
- Walter Surface Technologies brand ensures professional quality
- New condition guarantees full performance life
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank size does the 05F015 core cutter use and which machines accept it?
The cutter has a universal shank measuring 15/16 inch by 1 inch, designed to fit standard drill chucks and magnetic drill arbors that accept those dimensions.
What hole diameter does this core cutter produce?
It cuts a 15/16 inch diameter hole with a 1 inch depth of cut, suitable for sheet metal and structural steel applications.
How is the 05F015 cutter secured in the drill and what step is often missed?
Insert the universal shank fully into the chuck or arbor, tighten all jaws evenly, and ensure the ejector pin is seated — skipping the pin alignment causes the slug to jam.
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