Carbide Tipped Annular Cutters Are Engineered for Cutting 3” and 4” Thick Steel, Pipe, and Square Channel

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Carbide Tipped Annular Cutters Are Engineered for Cutting 3” and 4” Thick Steel, Pipe, and Square Channel Innovative Cutting Tool Solutions 2011 Product Catalog Your Productivity Partner Professional Grade Products Champion has been dedicated to servicing professionals with industrial grade products and services since 1897. Our product range includes twist drills, end mills, taps, dies, cutters, power tools, and masonry tools that are engineered for peak performance. Our distribution network serves cutting tool users in all fifty U.S. States, and is expanding internationally. Our commitment to same-day shipping and superior technical support give you, our customer, the Champion Edge. Innovative Cutting Tool Solutions Our CT5 Carbide tipped hole cutter has been completely redesigned. The result is faster hole penetration, and longer tool life. The design enhancements include a new carbide tip pocket for faster chip evacuation, improved carbide tips, stepped pilot drill for smoother penetration, and stiffer spring for positive slug ejection. The new CM95X series of SDS-Plus hammer bits features a “solid-tip” which penetrates rebar-imbedded concrete. These state of the art SDS-Plus bits penetrate the toughest aggregates including Vermont granite. Champion’s iPac system provides professional grade cutting tools in individual and combination packs. The iPac range includes twist drills, taps, and screw extractors. DT22HEX combination drill and taps create a hole and thread in one application. Available in NC/NF, and metric sizes, these industrial quality tools are available from 6-32 machine screw size to 1/2-13. Perfect for industrial, MRO and electrical professions. Champion’s CT9 was designed in conjunction with locksmiths whose work requires the installation of locksets in steel doors. CT9 hole cutters enable quick drilling of 1-1/2” and 2-1/8” holes in steel doors. New RotoBrute CT300 and CT400 carbide tipped annular cutters are engineered for cutting 3” and 4” thick steel, pipe, and square channel. Users report up to 1000 holes from a single RotoBrute carbide tipped annular cutter. MSD-Hex Step Drills are industrial grade, not consumer-grade. Improved geometry includes a 135-degree split point for accurate hole location, and fast drilling. The double-flute design provides balanced drilling, and symmetrical holes. Chairman Tel: 516.536.8200 Fax: 516.536.8186 www.championcuttingtool.com 2 Your Service Partner In depth inventory that includes twist drills, taps, end mills, reamers, burs, annular cutters, Product countersinks, magnetic drill presses, plus a broad range of “hard to find” tools. Consistent flow of innovative, cutting edge products. Champion leads the way in increasing Innovation our partners productivity levels with solutions. Historical order fill-rates of 99% coupled with same-day shipping is one reason why Champion Service continues to be the industry’s #1 productivity 99% partner. Updated website includes product videos and product application information. The new Marketing Champion Product Line Card (PLC) illustrates every Champion product in an eight-page format. The RollFlex display organizes your cutting tool inventory while providing a multitude of product Showroom variations from twist drills to carbide burs. The ChampionEdge, a quarterly publication introduces innovative product and shares timely Promotions news and user success stories. Visit the Champion website for technical support, including FAQ, RotoBrute support, Technical decimal charts, metric/imperial conversion macros, and speed and feed calculators. Precision machining processes, state of the art production facilities, the most modern operating Technology systems for stock control and order processing. 3 The Champion Brands Champion cutting tools are as sophisticated as the machines that run them. Material selection, metallurgy and tool geometry are engineered to give you dependable performance and long life. Champion brand twist drills are more than just “drill bits”. From screw machine drills to taper shank drills, Champion twist drills are manufactured to exacting standards that yield the lowest cost per hole. The Champion range of taps will give you close tolerance threads in a variety of applications, including both high speed tapping heads and hand use. All Champion carbide burs are titanium nitride coated for long life and high performance. The range of reamers available includes bridge reamers, adjustable hand reamers, chucking reamers and chassis reamers. When you need to align, enlarge or debur holes you can count on Champion reamers. Champion’s Brute drill was developed to outperform costly cobalt drills. It penetrates faster and is more flexible, so Brute drills break less and last longer. The Brute family is rugged. All Brute Platinum drills, taps, reamers, countersinks and end mills are engineered for tough materials and environments. The combination of quality raw materials, geometries and surface treatments provide consistent high quality for predictable and repeatable high performance. XL5 jobber drills, XL28 mechanics length drills, and XL8 metric jobber drills all feature NOMO (Nitride on Margin Only) surface treatment. According to our customers, nitriding simply makes our Brute drills work better! Brute Platinum Drills are the ultimate workhorse for virtually any drilling application. 4 The Champion Brands Champion’s RotoBrute system is the quick and easy holemaking solution for making large diameter holes in structural steel beams and plate. The RotoBrute drilling system features a complete line of magnetic drill presses and annular cutters, which are engineered to drill large diameter holes in structural steel from 7/16” to 4” diameter. Champion magnetic drill presses may be used in any position; vertical, horizontal or overhead. It allows you to take the magnetic drill to the workpiece, instead of bringing the workpiece to the drill press. At the core of the RotoBrute system is the broadest range of carbide tipped and high speed steel annular cutters which feature our exclusive Plus20 surface treatment. Plus20 provides cleaner cuts, positive slug ejection and long tool life. The RotoBrute range of carbide tipped annular cutters now includes CT300 3” depth hole cutters and CT400 4” depth hole cutters. Both are recommended for thick materials and extended reach in square tubing. Champion’s ProLine includes over 365 sizes of masonry drills and steel chisels for the professional tradesman. The new CM-MPB multi-purpose bit penetrates steel, concrete, wood, and non-ferrous abrasive materials. For drilling rebar imbedded concrete, you will save time and broken bits by using our CM95X “solid-tip” SDS-Plus bits. A full range of SDS Plus, SDS Max and Spline hammer chisels are also available. New merchandising displays are now available for SDS Plus, SDS Max, Spline, Multi-Purpose rotary drill and core drills. 5 What’s New RB30 LittleBrute Low Profile Magnetic Drill Press The new RB30 is designed to squeeze into tight spaces. It will fit behind trailer wheels so you can easily drill truck frames without removing the wheels. With an1100 watt 650 rpm motor, it is packed with enough power to drill holes up to 1-3/8” diameter. And the quick-release arbor makes it a snap to change annular cutters in seconds. CM95X CM95X Solid Tip Cross Head SDS Plus Hammer Bits All new solid tip cross head design with centering tips for strength and easy start up. Made in Germany - world renowned for quality of product. “Solid-Tip” Technology cuts through rebar while the 4 Cutter head from Champion cuts faster and lasts longer. Available in 5 piece kits and new showroom merchandisers. CM-MPB Multi-Purpose Rotary Masonry Bits Specially designed for use in a variety of materials and applications including concrete, stone, plastics, cement board granite and more. DT22HEX DT22 Hex Shank Combination Drill & Taps Create a hole and thread in a single operation! No center drilling or punching required. Its tapered neck design significantly reduces drill & tap breakage and a 135° split point permits hole and thread to be cut at high speeds. CT300/CT400 Additional Sizes on CT300/400 Carbide Tipped Annular Cutters Champion has increased the range of sizes available. These 3” and 4” length cutters enable users to penetrate the thickest of materials and also to continue to drill when there are multiple layers to drill such as girders. 6 What’s New CT3/CT5/CT7/CT9 New Plastic Cased Sets Champion has developed a huge range of application specific kits for the Carbide Tipped Hole Cutter range of products. Held in robust plastic cased sets these range cover all major applications. CT5 / CT7 New and Improved CT5 & CT7 Carbide Tipped Hole Cutters Champion has redesigned the CT5 and CT7 for improved performance. Improved grinding process produces sharper edges and improved tip angles for faster cutting and better chip clearance. New carbide tip “pocket” has been enlarged for quicker chip extraction. Showroom Assistance Champion Showroom Merchandising Turn a few square feet of floor space into a cutting tool showroom. Our RollFlex display units are portable and flexible. They provide virtually unlimited options, with cutting tool modules available for twist drills, taps, carbide tipped hole cutters, burs, annular cutters and more. According to Joe Rivas, vice president of American Fasteners located in Miami Florida, “Since purchasing the RollFlex display, our counter sales have increased. Our customers get product application and usage knowledge.” Vertical(28”H) and horizontal(36”W) header cards are now available which visually display the range of Champion cutting tools
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