Tools in demand

At MACH 2010 the versatile Nine9 Series of
cutting tools from Advanced Carbide
Tooling (ACT) proved a hit as the company
took numerous credit cards sales at the show.

The Nine9 ranges of indexable cutting tools
allow t

At MACH 2010 the versatile Nine9 Series of
cutting tools from Advanced Carbide
Tooling (ACT) proved a hit as the company
took numerous credit cards sales at the show.

The Nine9 ranges of indexable cutting tools
allow the user to interchange a variety of
inserts and grades with a single toolholder.

For the duration of the show, the
company offered visitors starter kits that
could be bought from the stand. Kits for
spotting, chamfering, engraving and corner
rounding included a toolholder, indexable
inserts and a torx key.

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