Special Carbide Cutting Tools are custom-designed, different from other standard carbide cutting tools in the market due to its shape, size and tolerance which can be controlled according to the customer’s requirements.

Products in this line include Carbide Insert, Carbide Boring Tool, Carbide Drill, Carbide Endmill, Carbide Reamer, Carbide Hollow Tools, and the newly added Carbide Micro Drills with cutting diameter less than 1 mm. suitable for small workpieces such as watch links, HDD parts, automotive high-precision injection, etc.

PCD Drills

Features

• New drilling solution for Non-Ferrous or multi-layer materials
• Long tool life and lower wear compared to carbide drills
• Excellent surface finishes and better quality parts – no burrs

Monocrystalline Diamond (Monodite) Cutting Tools – Monodite is a type of synthetic diamond with the most strength and has the closest properties to those of a natural diamond. Monodite cutting tools are suitable for workpiece that need super-finishing or mirror-finish, and are used for cutting non-ferrous materials such as aluminum, brass, copper, etc. They are used in the production of camera lens, watch components, jewelry, as well as medical equipments and others.

Products in this line include Mono Inserts, Mono Boring Bar, and Mono Endmills,

Polycrystalline Carbon Boron Nitride (CBN) Cutting Tools – CBN has high resistance to heat and abrasion perfect for finishing and effective for tolerance control, suitable for iron, cast iron, sintered materials, or other hardened materials (above 50 HRc). It is applicable with inserts and round tools including endmills, reamers and boring tools. CBN tools can help reduce costs due to turning/milling process rather than gridning. Retipping is also available.

PCBN INSERT :

PCD End Mill

• Multi-lip PCD cutting edge for milling, cutting or boring a hole as small as 3.00 mm
• Helix flute and Form OD also available
• Faster than Boring Tools

PCD End Mill 2F

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