TCT Hole Saw Cutter
How do you choose a TCT hole saw cutter that stays sharp and reliable for wholesale supply?
- Worried about unstable cutting performance on stainless steel?
- Need cleaner holes and better drilling control in the work?
- Looking for a supplier that supports OEM branding?
- Unsure which diameter and cutting depth fit your market?
- Need consistent quality for wholesale resale?
- OEM & Wholesale
- Exhibition
- Certificate
- Product Details
OEM & Custom Options for TCT Hole Saw
- Custom logo marking
- Custom packaging for wholesale markets
- Private label support
- Bulk supply for importer and distributor programs
TCT Metal Hole Saw Cutter with Stop Collar for Stainless Steel Drilling
- The spring-loaded pilot bit ejects the cut slug, saving your time.
- The cutter body can cut a clean, burr-free hole.
- High precision and smooth cutting, especially impact resistance and wear resistance.
- Perfect for drilling larger diameter holes for Installing Locks, knobs in doors and cabinets.
- Increase endurance to provide a longer service life.
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Product Description
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Product Name
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TCT Metal Hole Saw Cutter with Stop Collar for Stainless Steel Drilling
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Body Material
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Carbon Steel with Heat Treatment
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Teeth Material
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Tungsten Carbide
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Shank
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Triangle Shank
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Cutting Depth
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26mm
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Surface Finish
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Sand Blasted
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Package
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One Piece in One Plastic Case
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| Product Size | |||
| Diameter | Shank Diameter | Cutting Depth | Overall Length |
| mm | mm | mm | mm |
| Φ 14-100 | 6.35/10/13 | 5/7 | 75 |
| Φ 14-100 | 10/13 | 12 | 82 |
| Φ 06-100 | 10/13 | 22/25 | 107 |
| Φ 14-100 | 10/13 | 50 | 132 |
| * Custom-tailor would be available against customers’ requirements | |||
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the Full Form of TCT Hole Saw Cutter?
A: TCT stands for Tungsten Carbide Tipped. A TCT hole saw cutter is designed with carbide teeth brazed onto the cutting edge, providing enhanced hardness, wear resistance, and longer service life. These hole saws are widely used for drilling through metal, wood, plastic, and composite materials.
Q: What is a Hole Saw Used For?
A: A hole saw is used to create large-diameter circular holes in various materials such as wood, metal, drywall, and plastic. It is commonly applied in electrical installations, plumbing, construction, and fabrication tasks where clean and precise openings are required.
Q: How to Change a Hole Saw Bit?
A: To change a hole saw bit, first disconnect the drill from its power source for safety. Loosen the hole saw from the arbor using the appropriate locking mechanism or wrench. Replace it with the desired hole saw size and tighten securely. Ensure the pilot drill bit is properly installed before use.
Q: How do you Attach a Hole Saw Drill Bit?
A: A hole saw is attached to a drill using an arbor or mandrel. Insert the hole saw onto the arbor threads and secure it firmly. Then mount the arbor into the drill chuck and tighten. The pilot drill bit guides the hole saw during cutting, improving accuracy and stability.
Q: What is the Difference Between a TCT and HSS Hole Saw?
A: TCT hole saws feature tungsten carbide teeth that offer superior durability and performance in harder materials such as metal or reinforced surfaces. HSS (High-Speed Steel) hole saws are more suitable for softer materials and general-purpose applications. TCT designs generally provide longer tool life and better heat resistance.
Q: Are TCT Hole Saws Any Good?
A: Yes, TCT hole saws are considered highly effective for demanding drilling applications. Their carbide-tipped construction ensures efficient cutting, reduced wear, and improved performance in tough materials. They are widely used in professional and industrial environments where durability and precision are important.