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Jan 2021

You don’t have to reorganize your shop, reinvent your processes or invest in expensive machinery to eliminate inefficiencies.

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Cutting Tools

Straight Collets

BIG DAISHOWA offers straight collets for clamping smaller diameter cylindrical tool shanks, providing coolant through the tool, or coolant around the periphery.

Pullstud Bolts

Secure your machinery with the reliability and strength of BIG DAISHOWA pull stud bolts, engineered to thrive in the most demanding operational environments.

MEGA ER COLLET

MEGA ER collets are inspected twice (0º and 180º) at 4 times diameter to guarantee the runout accuracy.

Angle Heads & Speed Increasers

Optimize your spindle with BIG DAISHOWA's Angle Heads & Speed Increasers. Harness your machine's current capabilities by adding an Angle Head.

MEGA ER GRIP

MEGA ER GRIP Collet Chuck has a high-precision collet, nut, and body; outperforming standard ER systems, improving machining capability and reducing cost.

Micro Deep Hole Drill

Micro deep hole drills allow users to meet some of the most challenging application requirements by drilling 20-80xD.

Twist Drills

An extensive lineup of unique micro and high-performance drill geometries with a wide range of diameters and lengths capable of optimizing productivity and cost per hole.

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.

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.

90 mm

As one of the smallest round chucks in the UNILOCK family, the ASM 90A specializes in small jobs without creating obstructions.

Pre-Assembled Chucks

Base stations with the new ERGO 138 chuck rather than the ESM 138, saving 11mm of height.

Pilot & Spot Drills

Pilot & spot drills are often necessary for applications where the succeeding drill is longer than 10xD, or smaller than Ø 1.00 mm.