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  • CARBIDE INSERT – APKT / APMT

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    • APKT inserts are type of indexable milling insert, commonly used in CNC lathes for profile turning and general shaft turning applications.
    • They are known for their versatility and are used in various machining processes, offering efficiency and precision across different materials and applications.
    • The “A” in APKT refers to the insert shape, typically parallelogram or rectangular, with specific relief angles.
    • APKT inserts have a parallelogram shape with a positive rake angle, designed for optimal cutting performance. 
    • They are often double-sided, providing multiple cutting edges and increased tool life. 
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  • CARBIDE INSERT – CCMT

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    • CCMT inserts are versatile, suitable for both roughing and finishing due to their positive rake angle and ability to provide a good balance between cutting edge strength and clearance. 
    • They are often used in semi-finishing and finishing operations, and are available in various sizes, nose radii, and grades for different materials and applications. 
    • CCMT inserts are most commonly used for turning, facing and boring operations.
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  • CARBIDE INSERT – DCMT

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    • DCMT carbide inserts are 55° diamond-shaped, indexable cutting inserts with a 7-degree clearance angle, typically used for turning operations.
    • They feature a built-in chip breaker and are available with various nose radii to optimize performance for different cutting conditions.
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  • CARBIDE INSERT – RCMT

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    • RCMT inserts are round, indexable carbide turning inserts.
    • Round inserts are versatile and can be used for various turning operations. 
    • The 0-degree clearance angle means the insert has no relief angle, which can provide more support for the cutting edge, but may require more power. 
    • Choose an insert with the appropriate chipbreaker for the machining operation (roughing, finishing, etc.).

     

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  • Carbon Round Dies B.S.W / B.S.F.- Left Hand

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    • Carbon steel round dies, specifically those for B.S.W. (British Standard Whitworth) and B.S.F. (British Standard Fine) threads, are tools used for cutting or creating external threads on cylindrical rods or pipes.
    • These dies are typically circular and have multiple cutting edges, allowing for efficient thread creation or repair.
    • They are commonly used in various applications, including maintenance, repair, and manufacturing.
    • (Also available in H.S.S)
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  • Carbon Round Dies (Left Hand Die Set) -UNC/UNF

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  • Carbon Round Dies Set (Left Hand ) – UNC/UNF

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    • For machinery or components where a standard clockwise-threading bolt would loosen due to rotational forces.
    • Some vehicles, especially older ones, use left-hand threads on lug nuts or other components to prevent them from loosening with wheel rotation.
    •  Certain pipe connections use left-hand threads.
    • Used when building equipment that requires components to tighten in the opposite direction of rotation
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  • Center Drill Type ‘C’ – 60° Long Series

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    • A Type ‘C’ Center Drill is typically known as a radius-form center drill.
    •  This extended length is beneficial for reaching into deeper pockets or hard-to-access areas in a workpiece.
    •  Longer drills may be more susceptible to deflection or “walking” during the drilling process, potentially leading to inaccuracies, particularly when working with harder materials.
    • In essence, a Type ‘C’ – 60° Long Series center drill combines the benefits of a radius-form center hole for precision with an extended reach for accessing challenging locations.
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  • Center Drills – 5 Pc Set

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    • Drill accurate center holes in material prior to turning, or use as a starter bit for accurate holes.
    • Can be used to make conical holes for a lathe center in order to make a starting point for a standard twist drill.
    • Designed to prevent the twist drill from walking, as well as for producing center holds in components or work pieces with require machining between centers.
    • Suitable for all Kinds of Materials: Metal, Alloy, Copper, Iron, Wood, Aluminum, and so on.
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  • Center Drills Type ‘A’ – 60°

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    • A combined drill and countersink, designed to ANSI B94.11M standards and with an60-degree countersink angle, is a tool that performs both drilling and countersinking operations in a single pass.
    • This type of tool is commonly used for creating a countersunk hole that allows flat head screws to sit flush with the surface of the material.
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  • Center Drills Type ‘A’ (DIN 333)

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    • The primary purpose of a center drill is to create a small, precise pilot hole or conical indentation in a workpiece.
    • Type A center drills are well-suited for general applications and are particularly effective on softer materials such as mild steel and aluminum, where precision and speed are prioritized.
    • They are a staple in workshops due to their versatility and reliable performance.
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  • Center Drills Type ‘B’ (DIN 333)

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    • The primary purpose of a center drill is to create a small, precise pilot hole or conical indentation in a workpiece.
    • Type A center drills are well-suited for general applications and are particularly effective on softer materials such as mild steel and aluminum, where precision and speed are prioritized.
    • They are a staple in workshops due to their versatility and reliable performance.
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  • Center Drills Type ‘A’ – 82°

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    • A combined drill and countersink, designed to ANSI B94.11M standards and with an 82-degree countersink angle, is a tool that performs both drilling and countersinking operations in a single pass.
    • This type of tool is commonly used for creating a countersunk hole that allows flat head screws to sit flush with the surface of the material.
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  • Center Drills Type ‘A’ – 90°

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    • This tool is designed with a smaller diameter drill bit for creating the pilot hole and a larger diameter countersink section for chamfering the hole’s edge.
    • This type of tool combines the functions of a drill and a countersink into one tool, allowing for the creation of both the pilot hole and the countersunk recess in a single operation.
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  • Center Drills Type ‘B’ – 60°

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    • They are well-suited for centering and creating starting points for drilling in various materials such as steel, stainless steel, cast iron, and other materials like metal alloys, copper, iron, wood, and aluminum.
    • Center drills are crucial for creating a precise pilot hole that prevents a standard drill bit from “walking” or deviating from the intended drilling spot.
    • They are commonly used before larger drilling operations or when turning workpieces between centers on a lathe.
    • The use of a Bell Type center drill, particularly for turning operations, helps to create a secure and stable support point, accommodating the lathe’s live center.
    • They also contribute to improved accuracy, reduced drill bit breakage, and better hole quality in machining processes.
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  • Chucking Reamers – Spiral Flute (ANSI B94.2)

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    • Manufactured from HSS Steel and Ground finish overall
    • Chucking reamers are designed for finishing and sizing holes to precise dimensions, often to accommodate fasteners or other parts. 
    • They are commonly used in lathes, drill presses, and screw machines to achieve tight tolerances and smooth finishes
    • These reamers are typically held in a chuck and fed into the workpiece axially, with their cutting edges precisely shaping and sizing the hole. 
      Chucking reamers are versatile and can be used in various machine tools, including lathes, drill presses, and screw machines
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  • Chucking Reamers Taper Shank (As Per ANSI B94.2) – Spiral Flute

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    • Chucking reamers (also known as machine reamers) with a taper shank and spiral flute, conforming to the ANSI B94.2 standard, are rotary cutting tools used to enlarge and precisely finish pre-drilled holes in a variety of materials. 
    • The tapered shank is designed to be securely held in the spindle of machine tools like drill presses, lathes, turret lathes, screw machines, and machining centers. This design provides self-holding and accurate alignment.
    • This design helps efficiently remove chips during the reaming process and can lead to a smoother surface finish and better performance, especially in difficult materials or interrupted cuts.
    • Used in a wide range of materials including steel, aluminum, cast iron, and other ferrous and non-ferrous materials.
    • Specifically designed for use in machine tools to achieve precise and smooth holes with tight tolerances.
    • Used to finish pre-drilled holes to the exact desired diameter and surface finish.
    • Recommended for reaming harder materials like stainless steel and titanium, especially with carbide versions.
    • Suitable for applications with interruptions like keyways or cross holes due to the spiral flute design.
    •  Right-hand spiral flutes are ideal for blind holes as they pull chips away from the bottom of the hole.
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  • External Threading Tool – ISO12 (Din 282)

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    • Specifically designed for cutting threads on the outer surface of a workpiece. 
    • Available in right-hand and left-hand orientations to accommodate different thread directions. 
    • Used in various industries including manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace for creating precise threads in metal components. 

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  • H.S.S Tool Bits – Square (5% Cobalt)

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    • H.S.S (High-Speed Steel) square tool bits with 5% Cobalt are designed for general-purpose cutting applications, particularly in situations involving interrupted cuts or roughing operations
    • These tools are made from a steel alloy containing cobalt, which enhances their heat resistance and hardness, making them suitable for machining materials like mild steel, alloys, and tool steel. 
    • Adding cobalt to the HSS alloy further increases its hardness, toughness, and wear resistance. 
    • The cobalt content makes the tool bit more resistant to wear and abrasion, leading to a longer lifespan compared to standard HSS bits. 
    • The cobalt alloy allows the bit to maintain its hardness and cutting edge even at higher temperatures generated during machining. 
    • They are often used for finishing operations in production processes to achieve precise dimensions and smooth surface finishes. 
    • Also Available in 10% Cobalt.
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  • H.S.S Tool Bits – Round (5% Cobalt)

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    • H.S.S. (High-Speed Steel) round tool bits with 5% cobalt are a type of cutting tool used in metalworking, particularly on lathes, planers, and shapers.
    • The addition of cobalt to the steel alloy enhances its hardness and wear resistance, making it suitable for cutting tougher materials and withstanding higher temperatures generated during machining.
    • Also Available in 10% Cobalt
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