•	Durability: They offer exceptional wear resistance and a longer tool life.
•	Precision: Provide superior cutting precision and surface finish.
•	Heat Resistance: Can withstand high temperatures generated during cutting processes.
•	Efficiency: Increase productivity by allowing for higher cutting speeds and feeds.

                  

•	End Mills: For milling applications.
•	Drills: For creating precise holes.
•	Reamers: For finishing holes to a high degree of accuracy.
•	Thread mill: For thread milling applications 
•	Profile or Form tools: For exact from on component

                  

Selecting the right tool depends on various factors including the material being machined, the type of operation (e.g., milling, drilling, reaming), desired surface finish, and specific application requirements. Consulting with a tool specialist can help in making the best choice.

Yes, solid carbide tools can be resharpened multiple times, extending their useful life and maintaining cutting performance.

Solid carbide tools are suitable for a wide range of materials, including:

•	Steels (including hardened steels)
•	Stainless steels
•	Cast iron
•	Non-ferrous metals (such as aluminum, copper, and brass)
•	Exotic alloys (such as titanium and Inconel)
•	Plastics and composites

                  

Proper maintenance includes proper storage, and timely resharpening. It's also important to use the correct cutting parameters to avoid premature wear.

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses and gloves. Ensure proper machine setup and follow recommended cutting parameters to prevent tool breakage.

Recent advancements include coatings that enhance wear resistance and heat management, as well as improved geometries that optimize cutting efficiency and tool life. For any other questions or specific inquiries, please contact our technical support team.