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CS Unitec Plate Cutter, Carbide Tipped, 3-3/4" dia., 12" usable length, 14-3/4" overall length, 1-1/4" x 7" hub thread size

by CS Unitec
SKU
103389
Model
CSPC-1218
The CS Unitec Plate Cutter features a 3-3/4" diameter with a 12" usable length and 14-3/4" overall length. It has a 1-1/4" x 7" hub thread size and a carbide-tipped design, suitable for cutting steel plate, embedded rebar, and wire mesh when used with a core drill. The cutter can be operated wet or dry and withstands rough usage. This item is not currently available for rent. Call us to discuss adding one to the rental fleet.

Purchase

$616.44
Availability: Approximately 6-8 Weeks

CS Unitec Plate Cutter, Carbide Tipped, 3-3/4" dia., 12" usable length, 14-3/4" overall length, 1-1/4" x 7" hub thread size Product Guide

This carbide-tipped plate cutter is designed to be used with a core drill to effectively cut through steel plates, embedded rebar, and wire mesh typically encountered during concrete drilling operations. It addresses the challenge of penetrating steel reinforcements that commonly delay or complicate drilling tasks in construction and industrial environments.

In practical use, this plate cutter attaches directly to a core drill with a 1-1/4" x 7 hub thread, allowing operators to bore through steel elements embedded within concrete structures. It can be operated wet, using a small amount of water to control dust and cool the cutting edges, or dry depending on site conditions. The tool's carbide tips provide durability to withstand abrasive contact with steel and rebar, making it suitable for tough cutting applications within concrete cores.

Where This Is Used

  • Construction sites requiring drilling through concrete reinforced with steel plates or rebar
  • Industrial demolition or retrofit projects where embedded steel needs to be cut precisely within drilled holes
  • Maintenance and repair operations involving concrete slabs with wire mesh or steel reinforcement components

Key Details

Equipment TypeSpecialized core drill accessory for steel cutting
Operating EnvironmentConstruction and industrial drilling sites, wet or dry conditions
Power/System MatchCompatible with core drills featuring a 1-1/4" x 7 hub thread size
Planning Detail3-3/4" diameter plate cutter with 12" usable cutting length and 14-3/4" overall length
Setup RequirementEnsure core drill thread compatibility, verify water supply if wet operation is planned

Selection Notes

When selecting a plate cutter for use with a core drill, confirm the hub thread size matches the drill spindle to guarantee secure attachment. The diameter and length of the cutter should suit the steel thickness expected in the job. Carbide tips are preferred for prolonged cutting life, especially when steel includes abrasive wire mesh or heavy rebar. Consider whether wet cutting is viable on site to reduce dust and improve cutting efficiency. The tool is intended for embedded steel within concrete, so ensure the cutter size matches the core drill diameter used for concrete removal. The 3-3/4" diameter here targets moderate steel thickness and embedded applications common in construction projects.

Setup and Compatibility Notes

Verify that the core drill used can accommodate the 1-1/4" x 7 threaded hub to attach this plate cutter securely. Assess the drill’s power and cooling capabilities when opting for dry cutting to avoid overheating the carbide tips. For wet operation, plan for a small, consistent water feed to cool the cutter and manage dust and slurry at the worksite. The cutter’s rigid build helps it withstand rough usage common in heavy-duty concrete drilling with steel reinforcements. Before and after use, inspect the carbide tips for wear or damage to maintain cutting performance and avoid drill spindle strain. This plate cutter is designed specifically for steel embedded in concrete and is not suitable for use on other materials without confirmation of compatibility with the core drill’s torque and speed ratings.