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The MGT3 series is designed for very small tap sizes. The MEGA Micro collet controls dynamic runout accuracy providing stable thread quality and extended tap life.

MW Rough Boring Head

The MW Rough Boring Head is a straight-shank indexable rough boring tool for small diameters based on the SW Boring Head series.

BIG-PLUS® BT Hi-Jet Holder Coolant Inducer

New Baby Collet Type

The Hi-Jet Holder New Baby Collet Type is suitable for small diameter drills, gun drills, and end mills due to the high precision New Baby Chuck.

Perfect Jet Collet

The Perfect Jet Collet, also known as PJC, is the perfect solution for achieving optimum end milling operations. Utilizing a peripheral coolant supply minimizes the loss of coolant caused by centrifugal forces during spindle rotation.

Perfect Seal Collets

Perfect Seal Collets (PSC) allow for coolant through the cutting tool. They can be used with MEGA Double Power Chucks, Hydraulic Chucks, and New Hi-Power Milling Chucks.

Spindle Cleaners

Spindle Cleaners will help you maintain the precision and prolong the life of your expensive machine tools, cutting tools and tool holders.

TG Collet Type

Hi-Jet Holder TG Collet Type tool holder is capable of supplying coolant through or around the tool. Reduced heat generation greatly extends tool life.

Drilling

Our indexable drill options provide maximum rigidity and toughness and guarantee optimum cooling and chip evacuation.

Tricut Drill Reamer

The Tricut Drill Reamer is an ideal cutting tool for drill reaming steels, short chipping stainless steels, titanium and cast iron.

Drill Reamers

Drill reamers that separate themselves from the competition using geometries with three distinct margins.

Spindle Type

Mechanical Clamping

Locations

There are locations in North & South America, Europe, and Asia.

Cameras

Outfit your tool presetter with additional cameras and dedicated optics for increased magnification.

Pilot & Spot Drills

A pilot or spot drill, also known as a starter drill, is typically required when the succeeding drill is longer than 10xD or smaller than Ø 1.00 mm. Starter drills can also be used to improve hole location due to their short, rigid geometries.