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Famore's Professional Tungsten Carbide Rotary Blade is made for serious master crafter. The blade boasts a Rockwell hardness of 75+ making it one tough blade and sharp blade. Compared to other blades available on the market the Famore Professional Tungsten Carbide blade is a cut above the rest.

Description:

• High Performance Carbide End Mills for Die-Mold Industry developed at RIGPL.
• ~ 2-Times Cutting Tool life is achieved in comparison to 301 Series Carbide End mills.
• ~ 2-Times Cutting Parameters are achieved in comparison to 301 Series Carbide End mills.
• 4-Flute Carbide End Mills manufactured from NG (Nano-Grain) carbide 
• Solid Carbide Cutting Tools for milling up to 65-HRc hardened die steel & tool steel like D2, D3, H13 etc.

Description:

• High Performance Carbide Ball Nose for Die-Mold Industry developed at RIGPL.
• ~ 2-Times Cutting Tool life is achieved in comparison to 302/304 Series Carbide Ball Nose.
• ~ 2-Times Cutting Parameters are achieved in comparison to 302/304 Series Ball Nose End mills.
• 4-Flute Carbide Ball Nose End Mills manufactured from NG (Nano-Grain) carbide.
• Ball Nose End Mills for milling up to 65-HRc hardened die steel & tool steel like D2, D3, H13 etc.

Carbide Tipped Tools
K05, K10, K20, P10, P20, P30 and P40 Grades of carbide.

• As per ISO Standard.
• Turning & Facing Tool
• Boring Tool.
• Parting & V Tool
• Grooving Tool.
• Threading Tool. (Internal & Externa)
• Scrapers.
• Special Tools as per Drawing.

 

A Drill Chuck Key is a tool used to tighten or loosen the jaws of a drill chuck, ensuring that the drill bit is held securely in place during operation. It consists of a hardened steel body with a toothed gear (pinion) and a T-handle or L-handle for leverage. The pinion engages with the geared ring of the drill chuck, allowing firm tightening or quick release of drill bits. Strong, durable, and easy to handle, drill chuck keys are essential for safe and efficient drilling in workshops, construction, and machining tasks. It is an essential tool for machinists, engineers, and metalworkers to ensure accurate drilling, turning, or machining of round components.