Cutting Tools

Cutting Tool Works With Titanium Alloy

Boring Bars And Inserts

Triple-Edge Groove Milling Inserts

More Indexable Insert Disc Mills

Face Mills Produce Smooth Surface Finishes

Turning Without Rotating The Part

For large or unbalanced parts, this machining center can perform turning or boring operations using its programmable U axis.

Parting Insert with Direct Jet Cooling

The Hard Milling Imperative

Hard milling allows mold components to be machined in the hardened state, thus skipping several expensive and time-consuming processes such as electrical discharge machining and hand polishing. 

A Double-Depth Hole Machining Custom Macro

 All machining center controls come with a set of helpful hole-machining canned cycles. Most control manufacturers use G codes from G81 through G89 to name them (G81 for drilling, G82 for counter-boring, G83 for peck drilling and so on).

Indexable Insert For Steel Turning