Toolvisor TCT Core Drill Cutter 36-56mm x 75mm Depth — 36X75MM

A Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT) annular cutter is a specialized drill bit for creating clean, accurate holes in metal. It only cuts the periphery of the hole, saving time and energy compared to traditional twist drills.

Toolvisor TCT cutters offer high-speed drilling, long service life due to their durable carbide tips, and superior hole finish. They are designed for use with magnetic drill presses for stability and precision.

These cutters are effective on a wide range of materials, including Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, Alloy Steel, and Aluminium.

A Weldon shank is a standard type of shank for annular cutters, featuring two flat sides for secure clamping in a magnetic drill's arbor, preventing slippage during operation.

All variants in this series have a maximum cutting depth of 75mm.

Yes, a pilot pin is essential. It helps in centering the cutter on the drilling point and ejects the cut slug after the hole is complete.

Yes, we offer a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects. Please note that this does not cover wear and tear from normal use.

Absolutely. We provide a GST invoice for all B2B purchases, allowing you to claim input tax credit.

Yes, we offer pan-India delivery to all major cities and industrial areas.

Select the cutter size based on the final hole diameter you require. This series ranges from 36mm to 56mm.

The 36mm variant is ideal for fabricators and engineers needing to create small-to-medium diameter holes with high precision. It's a great entry-point for general-purpose metal drilling tasks.

The 45mm cutter is suited for medium-heavy fabrication jobs requiring a balance of size and speed. It's a popular choice for structural steel work and equipment maintenance.

The 56mm variant is the largest in this series, designed for heavy-duty applications in construction, shipbuilding, and large machinery repair where creating large, clean bores is critical.

The primary difference is the cutting diameter. The 36mm is for smaller holes, the 45mm for mid-range applications, and the 56mm for the largest diameter jobs. While all have a 75mm depth, the price increases with the diameter.

Generally, smaller diameter cutters can be run at a higher RPM (Revolutions Per Minute) than larger cutters. Always consult the speed chart for your specific magnetic drill machine and the material you are cutting for optimal performance and tool life.

Yes, the price of the TCT cutter increases as the diameter gets larger. The variants are grouped into price tiers based on their size.