Cutting Tools
This category comprises tools that are used to remove material from a workpiece through shear deformation. Cutting tools are manufactured as single-point tools or multiple-point tools. Single-point tools cutting tools are commonly used for shaping, planing, turning, and similar tasks that require only a single cutting edge. Multiple-point cutting tools incorporate a number of teeth or other cutting edges, that can simultaneously remove material in a single pass. Examples of cutting tools include drills, reamers, planers, saws, grinders, shapers, taps and dies, and fly cutters.
Solid Carbide Drills are Designed for Manufacturability
Solid carbide drills support innovative manufacturing, and due to their higher metal efficiencies contribute to and maximize a shop’s productivity levels.
Solid carbide drills support innovative manufacturing, and due to their higher metal efficiencies contribute to and maximize a shop’s productivity levels.
Increase uptime and operator satisfaction thanks to the latest improvements regarding chucks, collets and quick-change tools.
Sandvik’s PrimeTurning machining method supports competition among manufacturers, both for electric automobiles and other types of electric vehicles.
Manufacture with sharp cuts to produce precise shapes for your customers.
Exhibitors will showcase the latest in grinding technologies, sawing and cutoff machines, as well as a variety of finishing technologies.
Walter USA brings an exciting expansion to its solid carbide milling offering with new tools for machining aluminum alloys.
Dormer Pramet has added five variants of square shaped positive inserts to its lineup of face milling inserts.
The new chucks make excellent choices for drills, reamers, taps and finishing end mills. Ultra-slim and strong, they provide reliable gripping for even the smallest workpieces.
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