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CS Unitec 3-15/16" diameter - Hornet TCT Carbide Cutters (9-Series) - 2" Depth
Product code: 103138
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$582.78
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2 Inch Cutting Depth
Tungsten Carbide 9 Series 2 Inch Cutting Depth
Shop Tungsten Carbide 9 Series 2 Inch Cutting Depth from RTO. Compare cutter diameter, cutting depth, material, shank size, and magnetic drill compatibility.
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CS Unitec 4" diameter - Hornet TCT Carbide Cutters (9-Series) - 2" Depth
Product code: 103139
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$694.32
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CS Unitec 4-1/16" diameter - Hornet TCT Carbide Cutters (9-Series) - 2" Depth
Product code: 103140
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$694.32
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CS Unitec 4-1/8" diameter - Hornet TCT Carbide Cutters (9-Series) - 2" Depth
Product code: 103141
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$694.32
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CS Unitec 4-3/16" diameter - Hornet TCT Carbide Cutters (9-Series) - 2" Depth
Product code: 103142
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$694.32
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CS Unitec 4-1/4" diameter - Hornet TCT Carbide Cutters (9-Series) - 2" Depth
Product code: 103143
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$694.32
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Helpful answers
Category Questions
How do I choose the correct 2 Inch Cutting Depth annular cutter?
Match the cutter to the required hole diameter, cutting depth, arbor or shank size, pilot pin, magnetic drill capacity, and the material being cut.
When should HSS, cobalt, or carbide-tipped annular cutters be used?
HSS is a general-purpose choice for many steels, cobalt offers improved heat resistance for harder materials, and carbide-tipped cutters are often selected for abrasive, hard, or difficult materials. Tool speed, lubrication, and manufacturer recommendations remain important.
Why is cutting depth important when selecting an annular cutter?
The cutter must have enough usable depth to pass through the material without bottoming out. Also verify the pilot pin and arbor are correct for the selected depth and cutter series.
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