SGS Carbide Tool (UK) Ltd
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Composite router

Since it first went to market with its
dedicated carbon composite router
(Series 20 CCR) in 2008, SGS
Carbide Tool (UK) has consolidated
its development through field trails
with clients and use of the tooling
globally

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Carbide aerospace tools

SGS Carbide Tool (UK) will
demonstrate new products developed
specifically for the aerospace industry
at the Farnborough International
Airshow this year.

Visitors to the SGS stand will see
the latest cutting tools lik

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Multiple flutes

The new SGS Multi-Carb end mill
made its global debut at MACH
2012. It is produced with multiple
flutes to create a range of
enhanced performance end
mills for the high feed finishing
of all the challenging materials
f

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European team strengthened

Sylvie Blanchier has been
appointed by SGS Carbide
Tool (UK) as European sales
and marketing co-ordinator.

She will co-ordinate
marketing activities in Europe,
and assist customer service
operations at SGS EU offices

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Manufacturer commits to innovation

Advanced cutting tool manufacturer SGS Carbide Tool has joined customers and founding members of the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) – Airbus, Rolls-Royce and Aero Engine Controls – by signing a long-term partnership agreement.

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High performance end mills

Available with a corner radius, SGS Carbide Tool’s new range of high performance 3-flute end mills are suitable for aggressive ramping, pocketing and slotting of materials such as stainless steel, titanium and Inconel.

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Shrink-fit tool holder

New from SGS Carbide Tool (UK), the MST Corporation Slimline Z-Chuck is a shrink-fit tool holder that is said to offer a number of benefits when applied to difficult-to-machine materials, or when using aggressive cutting strategies.

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High performance end mills

SGS Carbide Tool (UK) will launch its new Series 33 range of high performance 3-flute end mills for difficult materials and challenging applications at MACH 2014

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