External turning
Identify the outside profile, direction of cut, available holder and the work material before comparing a tooling route.
Turning Tools · Perth & WA
Turning tools, Perth
Start with the turning operation, work material, machine and current setup, then use the CTMES catalogue and application resources to narrow the conversation.
Define the operation before the product
Turning-tool selection begins with the cut that needs to be made. External and internal work, facing and profile changes place different demands on the holder, insert and available space.
Operation · Work material · Machine and holder · Current result
External turning, internal turning and facing
Internal turning
Bring the bore dimensions, access limits and current bar or holder details so the internal operation can be discussed clearly.
Facing and profiling
Describe the face, shoulder or profile to be produced and any approach or clearance constraint that affects the setup.
Parting and grooving
For parting or groove work, include the groove or component dimensions and the current setup in the enquiry.
What helps CTMES understand the job
Share the work material, machine, holder or interface, relevant dimensions, current tool or insert reference, and the result you are trying to improve. A drawing or clear photograph can help explain the setup.
CTMES can then direct you to the relevant turning catalogue or guide and discuss the next practical step without treating one tool as suitable for every operation.
Continue by buyer decision
Bring the operation to technical sales
Contact CTM Engineering Supplies in Malaga with the turning operation and the setup details you have available.
Contact technical sales