Walter Surface Technologies
Walter Surface Technologies 05H310 Core Cutter 5/8"x2
A 5/8 inch by 2 inch core cutter with a universal shank for laboratory use
- Universal shank fits multiple tools
- 5/8 inch diameter cuts precise cores
- Two inch depth reaches through material
- Walter brand ensures professional quality
- New condition delivers full performance life
Core Cutter 5/8" x 2
The Walter Surface Technologies 05H310 is a core cutter built with a universal shank for broad machine compatibility. It is designed for professionals who need to cut precise holes in metal or other materials using a standard 5/8 inch diameter and 2 inch cutting depth. This tool suits maintenance teams and fabricators requiring a reliable, new cutter for repeated use.
Universal Shank Compatibility
The universal shank design allows this cutter to fit a wide range of magnetic drills and drill presses without needing a dedicated adapter. It replaces proprietary-shank cutters that limit you to a single machine brand, making the switch worthwhile when you operate equipment from different manufacturers. This cutter eliminates the downtime spent searching for brand-specific tooling.
Build Integration
The 5/8 inch diameter and 2 inch depth of cut define the hole size and maximum material thickness you can achieve in a single pass. You must pair it with a machine that accepts a universal shank and provides sufficient rigidity for the cutting forces involved. It frees up your tool inventory by consolidating cutter stock across multiple machine platforms.
Highlights
- Universal shank fits multiple tools
- 5/8 inch diameter cuts precise cores
- Two inch depth reaches through material
- Walter brand ensures professional quality
- New condition delivers full performance life
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 5/8" diameter shank fit my drill chuck?
The 5/8" universal shank is designed to fit standard drill chucks that accept this diameter.
How do I install the core cutter without it wobbling?
Insert the shank fully into the chuck and tighten all jaws evenly; the step often missed is not seating the shank deep enough before tightening.
When should I replace the cutter?
Replace the core cutter when the cutting edges become dull, chipped, or no longer produce clean holes in the material.
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