Milling holders are precision devices that secure milling tools during machining, while milling inserts are replaceable cutting edges—typically carbide—used to efficiently remove material, achieve desired finishes, and optimize productivity in milling operations.

Grooving inserts are specialized cutting tools used in machining operations to create precise grooves or channels—internal or external—on a workpiece, essential for features like O-ring seats, retaining clips, or thread reliefs in components.

Drilling inserts are replaceable cutting edges—typically carbide—mounted onto drill bodies for efficient, precise hole-making in machining, allowing rapid tool changes and consistent performance.

Threading inserts are specialized cutting tool inserts designed for threading operations in CNC turning and machining. They have specific geometries and edge designs to accurately cut internal or external threads with high precision and consistency.

Solid carbide rods are cylindrical bars made entirely of tungsten carbide, known for their exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and high-temperature stability, which make them ideal for manufacturing precision cutting tools such as end mills, drills, reamers, and custom machining tools.

Special tools in machining refer to custom-designed or specially engineered cutting tools tailored to perform specific, often complex, machining operations or to meet unique production requirements.

Torque solutions generally refer to specialized tools and systems designed to apply precise torque values to fasteners for assembly, maintenance, and industrial applications