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05Z036 - Walter Pilot Pin for 4-Inch Depth of Cut Annular Cutters

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OVERVIEW

Precision Centering and Ejection for Deep Hole Drilling

The Walter 05Z036 Pilot Pin is a critical accessory designed for heavy-duty magnetic drilling operations. Engineered specifically for use with annular cutters featuring a 4-inch depth of cut (DOC) and a 1-1/4 inch Weldon shank, this pin ensures your drilling setup operates with maximum efficiency and safety. When tackling deep holes in structural steel or heavy plate, the reliability of your guide pin is just as important as the sharpness of your cutter.

Robust Construction for Industrial Use

Walter Surface Technologies is known for producing high-performance industrial tools, and this pilot pin is no exception. It is crafted from hardened and precision-ground steel. This high-quality construction minimizes the risk of the pin bending under the stress of operation, which is a common issue with inferior pins. A straight, durable pin is essential for accurate hole placement, as it serves as the primary guide before the cutter teeth engage the material.

Three Critical Functions

This pilot pin performs three vital roles during the drilling process:

  • Positioning: The sharp tip allows the operator to precisely align the magnetic drill over the center punch mark, ensuring the hole is drilled exactly where intended.
  • Coolant Control: In many magnetic drill systems, the pilot pin acts as a valve. As the pin retracts into the arbor during the cut, it opens the internal coolant flow, delivering lubrication directly to the cutting teeth where it is needed most.
  • Slug Ejection: Upon completion of the cut, the spring-loaded mechanism behind the pin forcefully ejects the solid metal slug from the center of the cutter. This prevents the slug from jamming inside the tool, allowing for immediate setup of the next hole.

Compatibility

The 05Z036 is designed to fit the larger range of Walter annular cutters, specifically those requiring a longer pin due to a 4-inch cutting depth. It is compatible with Walter's SST Core Cut, ICECUT, and Carbide series cutters that utilize the 1-1/4" Weldon shank standard. Ensure your cutter matches these specifications to guarantee proper fit and function.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 per each
Item:Pilot Pin
Application:Annular Cutter Positioning, Slug Ejection
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Brand:Walter
Packaging Description:1 per each
Item:Pilot Pin
Application:Annular Cutter Positioning, Slug Ejection
Compatible Cut Depth:4"
Shank Compatibility:1-1/4" Weldon

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Walter Pilot Pin (4" DOC, 1-1/4" Shank)

APPLICATIONS

  • Positioning annular cutters over the center punch mark for precise drilling.
  • Ejecting the metal slug automatically after the cut is finished.
  • Activating internal coolant flow in magnetic drilling systems.
  • Used with Walter SST Core Cut, ICECUT, and CARBIDE cutters (4" DOC, 1-1/4" Shank).
  • Heavy-duty structural steel drilling and fabrication.

FAQ

This pilot pin is designed for use with annular cutters that have a 4-inch depth of cut and a 1-1/4 inch Weldon shank.

The pilot pin serves three main functions: it centers the cutter over the drilling spot, regulates the flow of internal coolant, and ejects the metal slug after the hole is drilled.

The Walter 05Z036 is made from hardened and precision-ground steel to resist bending and wear.

No, this pin is too long for a 2-inch depth of cut cutter. You must use a pin that matches the specific depth of cut of your tool.

You should replace the pilot pin if it becomes bent, if the tip is dull or mushroomed, or if it no longer moves smoothly inside the cutter.

It may work with other brands if they share the exact same length specifications (4" DOC) and shank diameter (1-1/4" Weldon), but it is designed specifically for Walter cutters.

Without the pilot pin, you cannot accurately center the drill, the automatic coolant system may not activate, and the slug will likely get stuck inside the cutter.