Frequently Asked Questions

The product range can include reamers, drills, milling cutters, boring tools, inserts and drawing-based combination tools for precision production.

PCD is commonly considered for aluminum alloys, copper alloys, graphite, CFRP, plastics and other abrasive non-ferrous materials. The final selection depends on the workpiece and process.

PCBN is commonly evaluated for hardened steels, powder-metallurgy materials and selected cast irons where heat and abrasive wear are central concerns.

Provide the component drawing, workpiece material, machine and holder details, target tolerances, surface-finish requirement, current process and expected annual volume.

Prototype quantities and staged sample validation can be planned before a tool is released for batch production.

Lead time depends on tool complexity, material availability, inspection requirements and order quantity. A project schedule is confirmed after the drawing review.

Tool life should be reviewed with cutting parameters, workpiece variation, acceptable wear limits, surface quality and cost per accepted component.

Many tool structures can be designed for regrinding, retipping or cartridge replacement. Serviceability is confirmed for each design before manufacture.

Available records can include dimensional reports, runout checks, edge inspection, balance results, tool drawings and preset data, depending on the project.

Export packing and international shipment can be arranged. Delivery terms and required documentation are confirmed with the order.

Material abrasiveness, required finish, production volume, interrupted cutting and total cost per part should be reviewed together before selecting the cutting material.

Application feedback, parameter adjustment and measured wear information can be reviewed to improve the production setup after initial trials.