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These tools are widely used for the precision machining of plastics, aluminum alloys, carbon materials, and ceramics. They can also be used as wood router bits. The tools produce fine finished surfaces that cemented carbide / tungsten carbide tools cannot match, offer high abrasion resistance, and can last up to ten times longer than cemented / tungsten carbide tools.

These inserts can be attached to cutting tools much like cemented carbide / tungsten carbide inserts. However, compared to carbide inserts, these inserts produce finer finished surfaces and can last up to ten times longer. They can also be made in various shapes and the most appropriate chip material for target work materials can be available.

These wheels are used for cutting and grooving cemented carbide / tungsten carbide, cermet, ceramics, glass, ferrites, semiconductors, carbon, and other non-iron metal materials. They realize less bending and a higher quality cutting surface. A resin bond CBN wheel is provided for cutting neodymium magnets.

Precision blade for cutting package boards.
We offer a rim saw type blade with a metal base (base metal) and an all-blade type.
Metal bond blade with good sharpness and cutting quality.
Stable sharpness without deterioration due to copper adhesion prevents cracking and chipping of package boards.

Depending on the blade thickness and particle size, the V-face shape of the cutting edge has the effect of suppressing the occurrence of initial chipping of the board.
We can also offer a dress board for dressing blades and propose the most appropriate dress board for the blade specifications.
It is widely used for machining of not only package boards, but also laminated ceramics, magnetic materials, and optical glasses.

These chip saws are edged with PCD (polycrystalline diamond) and can produce finer surfaces than cemented carbide / tungsten carbide tools while lasting ten times as long. They are effective for cutting and grooving of architecture materials, wood, aluminum alloys, glass fiber composite materials, rubbers, and plastics.