Value Collection CT7-7/8 Carbide Tipped Hole Saw 7/8 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION CT7-7/8 is a carbide tipped hole saw designed for cutting clean, accurate holes in a wide range of materials. With a 7/8-inch saw diameter and a 1-inch cutting depth, this hole saw handles demanding applications where standard bi-metal saws fall short. The carbide tipped construction delivers extended edge retention when cutting through hard or abrasive materials. The 3/8-inch shank diameter is compatible with standard drill chucks commonly found on job-site and bench drills. Plumbers, electricians, HVAC technicians, and general tradespeople reach for this tool when penetrations through metal panels, pipe flanges, or composite materials are required.

This hole saw is suited for use in residential and light commercial settings where trades need to cut through aluminum, cast iron, copper, fiberglass, iron, stainless steel, and standard steel. Typical applications include conduit penetrations through metal enclosures, pipe rough-in through metal studs, and access openings in HVAC equipment panels. The 1-inch cutting depth accommodates most standard material thicknesses encountered in these installations.

Key Features

• Carbide tipped cutting edge for extended durability on hard and abrasive materials
• 7/8-inch saw diameter for precise, consistent hole sizing
• 1-inch cutting depth handles standard panel and material thicknesses
• 3/8-inch shank diameter fits standard drill chucks
• Compatible with aluminum, cast iron, copper, fiberglass, iron, stainless steel, and steel

Compatibility

Designed for use with drills and drill presses equipped with a 3/8-inch chuck. Suitable for cutting aluminum, cast iron, copper, fiberglass, iron, stainless steel, and steel as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

This hole saw is installed by electricians, plumbers, and HVAC technicians using a standard corded or cordless drill or drill press fitted with the appropriate arbor. Always secure the workpiece before cutting and wear appropriate eye and hand protection. Reduce feed pressure when breaking through the back side of the material to prevent binding or workpiece movement. Disconnect power to any panel or enclosure before cutting into it.