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Technical Specification
PRODUCT NUMBER 031551057210573140371854918551192341923531498315033195043706437084370943710
Type Flat Wood BitCountersinkCountersinkDrill BitTitanium-Coated Drill BitMasonry Drill BitCountersinkCountersinkTile Drill BitTile Drill BitDrill BitDiamond Core Drill BitDiamond Core Drill BitDiamond Core Drill BitDiamond Core Drill Bit
Length 330mm170mm
Size 12mm12mm16mm35mm12mm16mm3mm4mm20mm200mm40mm30mm170mm
Diameter 28mm38mm
Diameter Range 26-50mm26-50mm
Format Set
Length Range Over 200mm101-200mm
Pack Qty 1517
Size Range 11-25mm11-25mm11-25mm26-50mm11-25mm11-25mmUp to 10mmUp to 10mm11-25mm101-200mm26-50mm26-50mm101-200mm
Suitable For WoodMasonryTileTileWood
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Q 1. What is the Draper 57624 spot weld cutter used for?

A. The Draper 57624 is a drill bit cutter for removing resistance spot welds during automotive panel replacement. It drills through the outer panel at the weld nugget, separating the panels without cutting through both layers.

Q 2. What size drill is needed for this cutter?

A. The Draper 57624 is used in a standard electric drill or drill press. Check the shank size in the Technical Specifications for the correct collet or chuck size.

Q 3. How do I get a clean cut when removing spot welds?

A. Use moderate speed and light pressure — too fast overheats the cutter; too much pressure breaks the crown tip. Apply cutting fluid or lubricant to extend cutter life and maintain a clean cut.

Q 4. Can I reuse spot weld cutters?

A. Spot weld cutters can be reused until the cutting crown shows wear or the cut quality deteriorates. Replace when the cutter produces ragged cuts or shows visible wear.

Q 5. What's the difference between different spot weld cutter diameters?

A. Larger diameter cutters suit larger weld nuggets (heavier gauge steel and structural panels). Smaller cutters suit thin body panel spot welds. Using a cutter too small leaves weld material behind; too large removes more base metal than necessary.

Q 6. Do I need to centre-punch before cutting?

A. Yes — a centre punch mark at the weld spot prevents the cutter from wandering across the panel surface. Start drilling slowly to ensure the cutter tracks correctly.

Q 7. How do I separate the panels after cutting?

A. After cutting through the outer panel at each weld spot, use a panel splitter or flat chisel to separate the panels. Work carefully to avoid damaging the inner panel.

Q 8. Is the Draper 57624 in stock?

A. Yes — UK stocked for fast despatch. Check availability at PartsForMachines.com. Stock levels are updated in real time on the product page. If the item shows as in stock, it is available for immediate dispatch. For bulk orders or trade quantities, contact customer service for availability and lead times.

Q 9. What safety equipment do I need for welding?

A. At minimum you need a welding helmet or headshield (auto-darkening recommended), leather welding gauntlets, a fire-resistant apron or jacket, and steel-toe boots. For enclosed spaces, a fume extractor or respirator is essential. A welding curtain or screen protects bystanders from UV flash. Keep a fire extinguisher accessible.

Q 10. What safety precautions apply?

A. Wear eye protection — cutting dislodges sharp steel swarf. Use gloves. Ensure panels are secure and supported before drilling. Keep the drill at moderate speed to maintain control.

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