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mm x 88 mm tungsten steel tire repair cutter, carbide cutter for carbide, tire drill, rotating carbide head for pneumatic drills

£54.38
Sold by THHE-GB

Product information

Description

Size: Handle diameter 6 mm, overall length 88 mm. Material: Tungsten steel. Our cutter is made of tungsten steel and is characterized by exceptional strength, durability, and abrasion resistance. Its special quality prevents rust and wear, ensuring a long service life.

Professional quality for tire maintenance: This cutter is perfect for professional use in removing excess rubber and smoothing serrated steel cord profiles in repair areas. It is recommended for use with low-speed tools. Thanks to its high hardness and heat resistance, it is an excellent alternative to diamond tools. The use of tungsten carbide guarantees the production of high-quality materials.

Triangular prism design for better grip: The triangular prism design of the cutter provides excellent grip and prevents slipping during use.

Thanks to its ergonomic design, you can handle the cutter safely and achieve precise and efficient results. Versatile and widely applicable: Our tire cutter is suitable for repairing and removing tires on various vehicles such as cars, motorcycles, tractors, etc. Thanks to its versatility, it is an indispensable tool for every mechanic and car enthusiast. Whether professional or DIY enthusiast – this tungsten steel tire cutter is a reliable choice for your tire maintenance needs.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Diameter
    6 mm
  • Shank type
    Triangular
  • Compatible machine
    Drill
  • Suitable for
    Metal
  • Material to Work On
    Metal
  • Coating for drill bits and milling cutters
    Carbide
  • Bit type
    Rotary file
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME241318973
  • MMID
    972960161478
  • Product code
    TH-Y-ZYZ-9416
  • EAN
    9618574921488
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