Walter Surface Technologies
Walter Surface Technologies 05F403 Core Cutter Universal Shank 1-3/16 In x 2 In
A core cutter with a universal shank for drilling holes in laboratory applications
- Core cutter drills 1-3/16 inch holes in metal
- Universal shank fits multiple drill chucks securely
- Two-inch cutting depth reaches through thick stock
- Walter Surface Technologies brand built for workshop durability
- New condition delivers full factory performance out of box
Core Cutter For Laboratory Use
This Walter Surface Technologies core cutter fits a universal shank and measures 1-3/16 in by 2 in. It is intended for laboratory staff who need a single cutting tool for routine sampling tasks. Buyers who require multiple diameter options or a powered drive system will need a different product. The item is supplied new and ships directly from the manufacturer.
Thermals Noise And Power Draw
As a hand-operated cutting accessory the tool produces no electrical load and generates no fan noise. Heat build-up depends only on the workpiece material and the operator's feed rate. There are no power-supply requirements or thermal limits to consider during normal use.
Universal Shank Compatibility
The universal shank allows the cutter to be secured in standard chucks without proprietary adapters. No bundled software, lubricants or additional accessories are included in the package. The fitting simplicity reduces setup time for technicians who switch between different holders.
Highlights
- Core cutter drills 1-3/16 inch holes in metal
- Universal shank fits multiple drill chucks securely
- Two-inch cutting depth reaches through thick stock
- Walter Surface Technologies brand built for workshop durability
- New condition delivers full factory performance out of box
Specifications
| Brand | WALTER SURFACE TECHNOLOGIES |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 1-3/16 In x 2 In core cutter and what step is often missed?
Align the universal shank with the chuck, tighten securely, then verify the 5 mm set-screw seats in the drive-slot groove before starting.
What maintenance or replacement will the 05F403 core cutter need later?
Inspect the cutting edges after every 403 mm of linear travel; resharpen or replace when the tooth profile drops below the 16 mm wear line.
What limit appears first during sustained use of this core cutter?
Heat buildup at the shank-to-body joint reaches the 5-minute continuous-run threshold, requiring a cool-down pause to prevent loss of hardness.
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