Tungsten Tipped Cutters and Cutter Drums
Tungsten tipped cutters and cutter drum assemblies for all popular concrete planing and grooving machines. All are manufactured in Germany by our partners of over thirty five years. We introduced the first tungsten tipped cutters into the UK market almost 40 years ago and have been market leaders ever since. No other company can offer the depth of experience or continuity of supply.
Every batch of cutters, cutter drums, flail shafts and spacers are subjected to comprehensive quality control checks from initial sourcing of raw materials through to final despatch. Often our raw materials cost more than the finished article we have to supply against. You can figure that out for yourselves.... We are still here after all these years and still supplying all the major users - safe to say we offer the finest value for money!
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TCT scarifier cutters for planing and grooving
Price range: £0.00 through £8.40 Exc VAT -
Milling Cutters, Tungsten Carbide Tipped
Price range: £0.00 through £21.20 Exc VAT -
Beam Flails For Concrete Planing Machines
Price range: £0.00 through £6.98 Exc VAT -
VHM - Solid Tungsten Cutters For Concrete Planers
Price range: £0.33 through £28.09 Exc VAT -
Cutter Drum Assemblies Complete
Price range: £245.00 through £1,149.99 Exc VAT -
Cutter Drums for Concrete Planers and Groovers
Price range: £0.00 through £596.00 Exc VAT -
Flail Shafts For Concrete Planers and Grooving Machines
Price range: £2.89 through £12.52 Exc VAT -
Spacer Washers In Hardened Steel For Concrete Planers
Price range: £0.09 through £0.48 Exc VAT
What is a milling cutter?
A milling cutter is a rotating tool used in milling machines or CNC machines for cutting, shaping, and removing material from a workpiece. There are various types of milling cutters, including tungsten-tipped cutters, each designed for specific materials and milling operations.
How to use a drum cutter
To use a drum cutter effectively, attach it to the appropriate hydraulic machine, such as an excavator. Position the cutter against the surface you intend to work on and activate the hydraulic system. The drum will rotate, and the cutter teeth will break, cut, or grind the material. Always maintain control and follow safety protocols during operation. Adjustments can be made depending on the depth and precision required.
How to sharpen milling cutters
Sharpening milling cutters requires precision and care. It's often best done with a grinding machine specifically designed for tool sharpening. The process involves securing the cutter, selecting the appropriate grinding wheel for the cutter material, and carefully grinding the edges to restore sharpness without altering the tool's geometry. For tungsten-tipped cutters, professional sharpening services are recommended to ensure the integrity of the tip.
Can milling cutters be used on all types of materials?
Milling cutters, especially those with tungsten tips, are versatile and can be used on a variety of materials, including metal, concrete, and wood. However, it's important to select the right type of cutter and cutting technique based on the material's properties to achieve the best results and extend the life of the tool.
How often should milling cutters be replaced?
The lifespan of a milling cutter depends on the material being cut, the cutting conditions, and the quality of the cutter. Tungsten-tipped cutters typically offer longer service life due to their hardness and wear resistance. Regular inspections for wear and damage are essential, and cutters should be replaced or sharpened as needed for your safety. Need parts fast? Get same-day delivery or pickup.