Each cutter is designed to suit your application and is developed for the unique process of 3D printing.
A manufacturing engineer reviews the cutter design and prepares the tool for 3D printing.
The machine is filled with powdered metal, and precisely controlled lasers melt the powder to produce the state-of- the-art cutter body.
Excess powder is removed and filtered for reuse. The printed tools are removed and inspected to verify material quality.
The printed cutter body is finish-ground, machined to precise tolerances, and inspected to confirm accuracy.
Completed tools receive a surface treatment, are packaged, and are ready for your use upon arrival.
Creative, reliable Ingersoll engineering combined with additive manufacturing means high-performance tooling designed to meet your production needs.
Optimized tool designs for maximum rigidity.
Lightweight designs for operator safety and to suit your machine restrictions.
Increased number of effective and improved chip evacuation.
Through coolant directed at the cutting edges of the insert, even in small diameters.