Tungaloy News

Tungaloy is a pioneering Japanese manufacturer of cutting tools and industrial products, established in 1929 as Japan's first company to develop cemented carbide. The company offers a diverse range of products, including indexable inserts, steel products, wear-resistant tools, civil engineering tools, and friction materials. Tungaloy's solutions cater to various industries, such as automotive, aerospace, medical, and energy, focusing on enhancing productivity and efficiency in machining processes. With a global presence, Tungaloy continues to innovate in material development and cutting tool technologies, maintaining a strong commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.
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Tungaloy premium grade for turning austenitic stainless steel – AH6225

Turning Austenitic stainless steel hold a great deal of challenges, including Built-Up-Edge, inaccurate dimensions, scratches on the surface and unpredictable tool life. Tungaloy, as a market leader in metalworking, has been seeking an ultimate solution to resolve these issues.

TungForce-Rec Introduces Size 12 Inserts

Tungaloy has announced an expansion of TungForce-Rec square shoulder milling cutter series by including size 12 inserts and associated cutter bodies.

TUNGALOY ENHANCES TINYMINI-TURN SLEEVE LINEUP FOR BETTER CHIP EVACUATION IN MINIATURE BORING APPLICATIONS

Tungaloy has expanded its TinyMini-Turn solid carbide miniature boring tool system to include JBBS-4N line of coolant-through sleeves with four coolant holes designed to ensure sufficient coolant supply to the cutting point. Also added are new shank sizes for JBBSA-C sleeves with an integrated collet chuck.

DRILLMEISTER DMF DRILL HEAD LINE TO INCLUDE Ø6.0 – 9.9 MM FOR FLAT-BOTTOM HOLES

Tungaloy has expanded its DrillMeister line of exchangeable head drills to include a drill diameter range from 6.0 mm to 9.9 mm or from .236″ to .390″ for the DMF style drill head line, which is designed for creating flat-bottom holes and for challenging drilling situations such as drilling on inclined or curved surfaces.

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