MANUFACTURING

Manufacturing

From raw materials and machining to protective packaging, explore the production stages and specifications that matter.

MANUFACTURING FLOW

From raw materials to finished tools

Follow the main production stages, including material selection, machining, surface treatment and packaging.

  1. 01

    Materials

    Material specifications

  2. 02

    Machining

    Tool geometry

  3. 03

    Coating

    Surface treatment

  4. 04

    Inspection

    Dimensions and visual checks

  5. 05

    Marking

    Tool identification

  6. 06

    Packaging

    Protection and dispatch

QUALITY CHECKPOINTS

Quality control checkpoints

Confirm dimensional, cutting edge, batch identification and inspection requirements for the specific tool and application.

An operator checking a tool with a measuring instrument
  1. 01

    Dimensions and geometry

    Identify the critical dimensions to check against the product specification.

  2. 02

    Cutting edges and surface condition

    Agree visual inspection points for the tool design and application.

  3. 03

    Batch identification

    Confirm how tools and batches are identified.

  4. 04

    Inspection records

    Discuss the checks and records required before placing an order.

EQUIPMENT & DELIVERY

Equipment, packaging and delivery

Review machining requirements, product protection and dispatch details as part of supply planning.

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  • Equipment and process parametersReview machining conditions for the tool specification
  • Coating and application requirementsMatch the coating to the material and application
  • Inspection equipment and checksIdentify critical dimensions and inspection points
  • Identification, packaging and dispatchConfirm product protection and shipping details
Production workstation
A hand holding a cutter and clear protective tube, with the blue cap set on the workbench
Protective tool packaging
Ready for dispatch

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