Drilling is used to create the initial hole, boring enlarges and refines the hole, and reaming provides the final size and surface finish with high precision.

A boring cutter is ideal for adjusting hole diameter and improving alignment, while a reamer is best for achieving tight tolerances and a smooth finish.

Standard drill bits can create holes efficiently but usually cannot achieve the high accuracy and surface quality required for critical applications. For precision, boring or reaming is recommended.

Our hole making tools are suitable for a wide range of materials, including steel, stainless steel, cast iron, aluminum, and high-performance alloys.

High-quality tools with advanced coatings and precise geometry ensure better dimensional accuracy, longer tool life, and superior hole consistency.

To maximize tool life, it is important to use the correct cutting speed, feed rate, and coolant. Regular inspection and timely replacement of worn tools also ensure consistent hole quality and reduce production downtime.