The category mono cutting serves as a generic term for cutting tools in machining. These are generally used to separate workpieces. They are differentiated into cutting and dividing cutting tools. Depending on the machining process - High Performance Cutting (HPC), Multi Task Cutting (MTC) or Trochoidal Performance Cutting (TPC) - different mono cutting products are used.
Mono machining
Here you will find our range in the product area of mono machining. From drilling and countersinking tools to milling and reaming tools to thread formers and taps, you will find the right tool for every work step in the Tool-Arena. Discover reamers, solid carbide cutters, countersinks, threading tools and co.
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Basic knowledge about mono machining
From HSS drill to solid carbide milling cutter: cutting tool for machining at a glance
Milling tools
Milling cutters are rotating, chip-removing tools that can be used to produce, among other things, flat surfaces, grooves or serrations. A milling cutter has one or more cutting edges and can machine a material both at an angle and perpendicular to the axis of rotation.
In the Tool-Arena, milling cutters are available for a wide variety of machining purposes with milling machines, for example CNC milling machines: Corner, slot and thread milling cutters as well as gravers, but also round profile and deburring cutters.
Drilling and coutnersinking tools
The category of drilling and countersinking tools includes solid drills and spot drills. While a spot drill can be used for centring and countersinking of precisely positioned holes, the full drill is reserved for the greater drilling depths. The common feature that connects all drilling and countersinking tools is the feed movement in the direction of the axis of rotation.
Forming and cutting taps
Both forming and cutting taps (also called thread cutters) can be used to produce internal threads. The principle of the tap is based on the cold formability of the material. This means that an internal thread can be produced without cutting. Tapping, on the other hand, is based on the precipitation of material to produce an internal thread.
Read more about forming and cutting taps here.
Reaming tools
Reaming tools, also called reamers, are particularly well suited for producing smaller tolerances. Before a reamer is used, it must be pre-drilled or drilled out. Then the hole is countersunk with a taper countersink so that the reamer can cut better.
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