Yato YT-44067 TCT Hole Saw for Metal 54mm

The Yato YT-44067 TCT Hole Saw is a professional-grade cutting tool engineered for precision drilling in various metal types and synthetic materials. Featuring a 54 mm diameter, this hole saw utilizes high-quality tungsten carbide teeth to ensure durability and clean, burr-free edges during operation. It is designed to withstand the rigors of demanding metalworking tasks while maintaining consistent performance across multiple applications.

Advantages

The primary benefit of this TCT hole saw is its exceptional cutting efficiency provided by the sintered carbide YG10X tips, which offer superior hardness and heat resistance compared to standard steel cutters. The inclusion of a high-speed steel pilot drill with a titanium nitride coating ensures accurate centering and longevity. Furthermore, the robust carbon steel body combined with an integrated exhausting spring facilitates easy core removal, significantly improving workflow speed and reducing downtime during repetitive drilling operations.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in structural steel such as HEA and HEB profiles
• Working with electrical distribution boxes and gas enclosures
• Cutting through stainless steel sheets
• Processing various plastics including ABS, PE, PVC, and glass-fiber reinforced materials

When it may not be suitable

This hole saw is not intended for use on hardened or tempered steels that exceed the hardness rating of the tungsten carbide tips. It is also not recommended for use with impact drills, as the percussive force can damage the carbide teeth and compromise the structural integrity of the tool.

Key specifications

• Diameter: 54 mm
• Cutting depth: 25 mm
• Total length: 103 mm
• Cutting material: Sintered Carbide YG10X
• Body material: Carbon Steel
• Pilot drill: HSS4341 TiN coated, 6 mm
• Shank type: 10 mm Hexagonal

How to use

To use the Yato YT-44067, first ensure the pilot drill is securely tightened in the chuck. Mount the hole saw into a standard power drill or drill press, ensuring the hex shank is properly seated. Mark the center of the desired hole and begin drilling at a low to moderate speed with consistent, light pressure. Allow the carbide teeth to do the cutting without forcing the tool. The integrated spring will help eject the metal slug once the cut is complete.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that your power tool chuck is compatible with a 10 mm hexagonal shank
• Ensure the material thickness does not exceed the 25 mm cutting depth capacity
• Confirm that the drill speed settings are appropriate for the specific metal or plastic being processed

Usage recommendations: Always use a suitable cutting oil or cooling lubricant when drilling into metal to extend the life of the carbide teeth and ensure a smoother finish. Wear appropriate eye protection and secure the workpiece firmly before starting the drilling process.