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05E406 - Walter SST Core Cut Annular Cutter 1-3/8 Inch x 2 Inch Universal Shank

Packaging: 1 per each
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OVERVIEW

High-Performance Drilling with Walter SST Core Cut Technology

The Walter 05E406 SST Core Cut Annular Cutter represents the pinnacle of drilling efficiency for industrial applications. Designed with a diameter of 1-3/8 inches and a cutting depth of 2 inches, this tool is engineered to tackle the toughest materials found in structural fabrication and MRO environments. The defining feature of this cutter is its exclusive Bronze SST (Super Speed Tip) surface treatment. This advanced coating technology is not merely a finish; it fundamentally alters the interaction between the tool and the workpiece. By significantly reducing surface friction, the SST coating minimizes heat generation—a critical factor when drilling work-hardening materials like stainless steel. This ensures that the cutter maintains its hardness and edge retention far longer than standard high-speed steel alternatives.

Beyond its coating, the geometry of the Walter 05E406 is optimized for rapid material removal. It features fully ground, extra-large flutes that facilitate seamless chip evacuation. In deep hole drilling, chip packing is a common cause of tool failure and poor surface finish; the SST Core Cut design eliminates this issue, allowing for continuous, smooth drilling operations. The modern tooth design bites aggressively yet cleanly, producing accurate, burr-free holes that often require no secondary finishing operations. This precision eliminates porosity on the cut surface, ensuring an impeccable finish every time.

Versatility is central to the design of the 05E406. Equipped with a universal shank, this annular cutter is compatible with a wide array of magnetic drilling units available on the market. Whether you are operating in a fabrication shop or on a remote job site, this cutter integrates easily into your existing tooling setup. It is robust enough to handle structural steel, mild steel, aluminum, and stainless steel, making it an indispensable asset for metalworkers who demand reliability and speed. By reducing drilling time and extending tool life, the Walter SST Core Cut system delivers a lower cost per hole and higher overall productivity.

Additional Information
Brand:Walter Surface Technologies
Diameter:1-3/8 in
Used To Cut:Steel, Stainless Steel & Aluminum
Packaging Description:1 per each
Depth Of Cut:2"
Shank Type:Universal Shank
Coating:Bronze SST Surface Treatment
Material Application:Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Steel, Structural Steel

INCLUDED

  • 1x Walter SST Core Cut Annular Cutter (1-3/8" Diameter, 2" Depth)

APPLICATIONS

  • Structural steel fabrication and erection
  • Drilling stainless steel plate and tubing
  • Aluminum fabrication
  • Heavy-duty MRO and repair tasks
  • Use with magnetic drilling units (mag drills)
  • Stationary drill press operations
  • Creating bolt holes in thick metal plates

FAQ

The Walter 05E406 has a cutting diameter of 1-3/8 inches and a maximum cutting depth of 2 inches.

It features a Universal Shank, making it compatible with the majority of magnetic drilling units on the market.

The Bronze SST (Super Speed Tip) treatment reduces friction and heat generation, which extends tool life and prevents work hardening, especially in stainless steel.

Yes, the SST Core Cut is specifically designed to handle stainless steel, as well as mild steel and aluminum, effectively.

Yes, annular cutters typically require a pilot pin for centering and ejecting the slug. The pin is usually sold separately or comes with the drill kit.

The fully ground extra-large flutes allow for rapid chip evacuation, preventing clogging and reducing the effort required to drill deep holes.

Yes, while designed for magnetic drills, it can be used with stationary machines that accept a universal shank or have the appropriate adapter.

Annular cutters like this one only cut the periphery of the hole, removing less material. This requires less power and time compared to solid twist drills.