Core Drill TCT Cutter for Magnetic Drill Machine Range 12-25 mm — 12x35 mm

All variants of this Schifler TCT Annular Cutter feature a standard cutting depth of 35 mm, ideal for most structural steel and sheet metal applications.

This cutter is designed to efficiently drill through Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, Alloy Steel, and Aluminium.

It comes with a standard 19.05 mm Weldon Shank, ensuring a secure and universal fit for most magnetic drilling machines.

Yes, as long as the magnetic drill machine accepts a 19.05 mm Weldon Shank, this cutter will be fully compatible.

The Schifler TCT cutter is available in sizes ranging from 12 mm to 25 mm, with precise 0.5 mm increments to suit various project requirements.

Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT) cutters offer higher wear resistance, faster cutting speeds, and longer tool life compared to standard High-Speed Steel (HSS) bits, especially when drilling hard metals.

Absolutely. The durable tungsten carbide tips are specifically engineered to handle tough materials like stainless steel with ease.

Yes, using a pilot pin is highly recommended as it helps center the cutter, controls the flow of coolant, and ejects the metal slug after the cut is complete.

To maximize lifespan, always use appropriate cutting fluids for heat dissipation, ensure the magnetic base is clean and stable, and avoid excessive feed pressure.

Yes, using a high-quality cutting fluid or coolant is essential to dissipate heat, improve cut quality, and prolong the life of the TCT edges.

It is widely used in structural steel fabrication, construction, railway maintenance, automotive engineering, and electrical panel manufacturing.

The 12mm variant is perfect for professionals needing precise, small-diameter holes for bolts and fasteners in metal fabrication projects.

Choose the 13mm cutter if your project requires standard 13mm clearance holes in structural steel or heavy machinery components.

The 13.5mm size is ideal for specialized engineering tasks where a standard 13mm or 14mm hole does not meet the exact tolerance requirements.

Fabricators working on medium-duty construction and assembly will find the 14mm cutter essential for creating accurate mounting holes.

The 14.5mm variant is suited for precision engineering applications requiring exact clearances for specialized hardware.

Opt for the 15mm cutter for general-purpose metalworking and infrastructure development tasks requiring consistent 15mm holes.

The 15.5mm cutter is best for custom fabrication jobs where non-standard hole sizes are necessary for perfect fitment.

The 16mm size is a highly popular choice for structural steelwork, commonly used for standard M16 bolt clearances.

Choose the 16.5mm variant when you need slightly oversized holes for M16 bolts to allow for alignment adjustments during assembly.

The 17mm cutter is ideal for heavy engineering and automotive applications requiring robust and precise hole making.

This 17.5mm size is perfect for specialized industrial tasks where exact tolerances are critical for component integration.

Select the 18mm cutter for heavy-duty construction and structural fabrication, often used for M18 fastening systems.

The 18.5mm variant provides the necessary clearance for M18 bolts, making it ideal for large-scale assembly projects.

The 19mm cutter is a staple in metal workshops for creating medium-to-large diameter holes with high accuracy and speed.

Choose the 19.5mm size for custom engineering applications that demand specific hole dimensions not met by standard sizes.

The 20mm variant is highly recommended for heavy infrastructure and railway projects requiring standard 20mm structural holes.

Opt for the 20.5mm cutter when you need clearance for 20mm fasteners, ensuring smooth and hassle-free assembly.

The 21mm cutter is ideal for specialized heavy machinery manufacturing and large-scale metal plate drilling.

This 21.5mm size is suited for unique fabrication requirements where precise, non-standard large diameter holes are needed.

Select the 22mm cutter for robust structural steel applications, commonly used for M22 bolt installations in construction.

The 22.5mm variant is perfect for providing necessary clearance for M22 bolts in heavy-duty structural assemblies.

The 23mm cutter is designed for demanding industrial applications, offering reliable performance for large diameter hole making.

Choose the 23.5mm size for specialized heavy engineering tasks that require exact, large-scale hole tolerances.

The 24mm variant is essential for major construction and infrastructure projects, frequently used for M24 structural bolting.

Opt for the 24.5mm cutter to ensure adequate clearance for M24 fasteners in large and complex steel structures.

The 25mm cutter is the largest in this range, ideal for heavy-duty applications requiring maximum diameter holes with precision.

The primary difference is the hole diameter they produce. The 12mm is suited for smaller fasteners, while the 25mm is designed for heavy-duty, large-scale structural bolting. Both share the same 35mm cutting depth and 19.05mm Weldon shank.

Select the cutter size based on the required hole diameter for your specific fasteners or components. If you need clearance for a bolt, choose a cutter size slightly larger (e.g., 16.5mm for an M16 bolt).

Yes, larger diameter cutters like the 24.5mm and 25mm typically cost more due to the increased amount of tungsten carbide and material required for manufacturing, while smaller sizes are more cost-effective.