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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.

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

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

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.

We offer an extensive lineup of twist drills with unique geometries and a wide range of diameters capable of optimizing productivity and cost per hole.

Premium High-Speed Steel (HSS) micro cutting tools containing roughly 5% Cobalt for applications requiring a low-cost solution with the strength to withstand unusually high cutting forces.

Solid carbide cutting tools suitable for modern machining environments where optimization of performance and tool life is critical.

Round chucks come in diameters from Ø 90 - 176 mm (Ø 3.543" - 6.929") and body styles to fit a wide variety of applications.

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