Boring Tools

Wohlhaupter Corp. has made specifying the most-effective boring tool configurations quick and easy. Wohlhaupter’s Tool Architect is a powerful tool selection program that will identify and specify boring tool configurations based on end user specifications.

The Digital Module from Wohlhaupter Corp. can be used with the company’s recently updated 019 boring head (VarioBore), which can be ordered with a docking port and associated internal electronics.

Walter has broadened its line of boring tools with the introduction of the B3220 boring cartridge for axial-radial offset roughing (ARS), expanding on previous methods that were either symmetrical or asymmetrical. This versatile new tool, designed for use with the Walter B3220 but which can be used with the Walter B3221 and B3224 boring tools as well, brings the capabilities of axial-radial offset roughing (ARS) to an array of new applications.

Rigibore’s ActiveEdge is an automatically adjustable boring tool, allowing a close tolerance bore diameter to be maintained without the need for an operator’s intervention. This innovative system allows micron-accurate adjustments to be made on up to five individually adjustable cutting edges on the boring tool.

Swiss Tools NA Inc.’s Swiss Bore Digital Finish boring tools range from 0.3mm to 2,200mm (0.012" to 86.614") in diameter. According to the company, the digital-display unit can be used in numerous digital heads throughout a customer’s plant. The company also offers Swiss Bore Modular Finish and Twin boring tools and Swiss Flex HSK rotating and turning tools.