Custom PCD Tooling for high-precision, high-volume aluminum machining
Custom designed polycrystalline diamond (PCD) tools from UC Tools feature complex geometries to allow the intricate machining of aluminum components.
Developed by the global leader in manufacturing bespoke PCD tipped round tools, they can combine multiple machining applications like boring, reaming, drilling, and milling, within a single tool, thus saving time and driving down the cost per piece. High wear resistance inherent with PCD tipped tools extends tool life and delivers a lower cost per machined component. Solid carbide bodies can be fitted with a variety of shanks, including HSK, CAT, BT, and Flange Mount (module), to suit any high-volume application.
UC Tools custom designed PCD tools are ideal for high-volume precision machining application on aluminum castings such as ABS & ESP brake valve bodies and master cylinders, rack and pinion housings and electric steering housings, transmission valve bodies and cases, cylinder heads and cylinder blocks, diesel throttle bodies, fuel pumps, turbochargers, water pumps, and small engine and drivetrain components for lawn & garden, recreational vehicles, and more.
In addition to developing custom PCD tooling, UC Tools re-tips and re-grinds any PCD tools to extend their service life and maximize performance of the initial tooling investment. With vast experience, unparalleled manufacturing capabilities, and state-of-the-art CAD, CAM, grinding, EDM and inspection equipment, UC Tools delivers high-quality products with industry leading lead times.
In addition to PCD tooling, Cerrmet and carbide tipped tooling is also available to suit application specific requirements. Polycrystalline Cubic Boron Nitride (PCBN) inserts, milling cutters, and indexable inserts upon request.
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