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A comprehensive solution that helps our customers find the optimal cutting tools solutions: Turning Inserts, Holders and Boring Bars, BTA Inserts, Drilling Inserts, Grooving Inserts, Milling Inserts, Solid Carbide, and PCD Inserts for all special tool needs. We are skilled & equipped to manufacture precision tools starting with Ø 0.03mm up to 16mm, catering to a wide range of industries with varied applications.
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Replaceable cutting tips in CNC turning for eff...
BTA Inserts
Replaceable cutting tips for deep-hole drilling...
Drilling Inserts
A drilling insert is a small, hard cutting tool
Grooving Inserts
A grooving insert is a specialized cutting tool
Milling Inserts
Milling inserts are cutting tools used in milli...
PCD Inserts
PCD inserts are cutting tools with polycrystall...
Solid Carbide
Solid carbide inserts are made entirely of carb...
Endmill
An end mill is a cutting tool used in milling a...
Turning
Replaceable cutting tips in CNC turning for eff...
BTA Inserts
Replaceable cutting tips for deep-hole drilling...
Drilling Inserts
A drilling insert is a small, hard cutting tool
Grooving Inserts
A grooving insert is a specialized cutting tool
Milling Inserts
Milling inserts are cutting tools used in milli...
PCD Inserts
PCD inserts are cutting tools with polycrystall...
Solid Carbide
Solid carbide inserts are made entirely of carb...
Endmill
An end mill is a cutting tool used in milling a...
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