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Solid Carbide Burrs Ideally suited for freehand stock removal, weld preparation and finishing of nimonic alloy components. A smooth finish can be achieved on metal, plastic and other materials. RPM for each product in this range: TTSCB1 - 10,000-30,000 TTSCB2 - 20,000-90,000 TTSCB3 - 10,000-30,000 TTSCB4 - 20,000-50,000 TTSCB5 - 10,000-30,000 TTSCB6 - 20,000-50,000 TTSCB7 - 10,000-30,000 TTSCB8 - 10,000-30,000 TTSCB9 and TTSCB95 - 20,000-50,000 TTSCB10 - 20,000-50,000 TTSCB11-TTSCB14 - 20,000-50,006 -
Weatherstrip Cutters A range of cutters designed to make the fitting of weatherstrip to door and window frames quick and easy. -
A range lip and spur drills with 8mm diameter parallel shanks that have an end adjusting ting screw. Available with right hand or left hand rotation. -
DESCRIPTION These cutters are designed with a plunge facility for creating slots or channels for locks and drainage. -
Twist Drills Slow Spiral for plastics, brass, chipboard and MDF DESCRIPTION The design of the slow spiral drills are better suited for use with the counterbore and countersink ranges as they help to prevent clogging. (over the faster helix versions.) -
SINGLE FLUTE SOLID CARBIDE For use on plastics, acrylics and light metals. The 'O' flute design reduces heat build up on low melting point materials. DESCRIPTION These straight single fluted plunging solid carbide router cutters are ideal for use on plastics, acrylics, foam, ABS, aluminium and magnesium . Please ensure that the shank is inserted fully into the collet, this helps reduce vibration which causes a reduction in the quality of finish and use the shortest cut lengths possible. The radius flute design gives effective cutting on ductile plastics, an ideal tool for cutting ABS components for example on 5 and 7 axis machines and offer efficient effective chip clearance with the for smooth feed rate that CNC's offer -
A range of lip and spur boring bits with 10mm diameter shanks that have a flat on one side and length adjusting screw in the end. Available with right hand or left hand rotation.
