Cutting Tools
Ceratizit Offers Custom Boring Tool for Heavy Goods Vehicles
The boring tool roughs, chamfers and reams/fine finishes holes in a single operation.
Read MoreConsiderations for Properly Implementing Advanced Tool Materials
Many shops incorrectly assume advanced tools are plug and play. The tools may fit into existing tool holders, or even into the same shell mill pockets or turning pocket as carbide inserts, but that’s where the similarities end.
Read MoreIngersoll Rand Offers Two New Belt Sanders for Smooth Finishes
Ingersoll Rand’s 360-313 and 360-418 Pneumatic Belt Sanders work effectively on metal, plastic, fiberglass, wood and other materials.
Read MoreTungaloy Expands Grooving System With New Inserts
The company has added new insert options to its TungCut and AddInternalCut lines.
Read MoreWalter Introduces New Turning Insert Geometry
The MP6 geometry combines features for medium machining, such as a positive rake angle, with those of roughing inserts.
Read MoreKennametal Expands Modular Drilling Platform
The KenTip FS GTP insert allows for multiple machining applications across materials including steel, stainless steel and cast iron.
Read MoreTungaloy Expands Line of Barrel-Shaped End Mills
The new SolidMeister barrel end mills are efficient tools for complex 3D-surfacing operations used in mold making, orthopedic implants and the machining of other freeform surfaces.
Read MoreCeratizit Expands Range of Indexable Milling Tools
MaxiMill 491 features eight cutting edges per newly expanded 9-mm insert size, a precise 90° profile and a durable, nickel-coated tool body.
Read MoreWidia Introduces Solid End Mill for Shoulder and Side Milling
The WCE solid end milling series features a five-flute geometry specifically designed for optimal performance when shoulder milling and side milling carbon, stainless steel and cast iron.
Read MoreWalter Offers New Solid-Carbide Taps for Blind-Hole Machining
Walter’s TC388 Supreme and TC389 Supreme feature patent-pending cutting geometries that fully shear off the root of the chip when reversing, thus minimizing torque peaks.
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