Our own brand - A comprehensive range of drills, taps and other machining tools, abrasives, gauges and hand tools. We are the owners of the protective designs for the unique ground drills geometry CZ002 and CZ004, which comes from our own development.
Extremely powerful ground drill with high heat resistance in austenitic steel resistant to corrosion, acids and heat, but also in alloyed heat-treated tool and high-speed steel with strength up to 1100 N/mm2.
High-performance ground twist drills for demanding drilling of holes with greater depth in components made of difficult-to-machine materials, alloy steel and cast steel, steel for volume hot and cold forming, rolls of rolling mills, stainless steel,
High-performance long ground twist drills for alloy steel, steel castings with a strength of more than 1200 N/mm2 and especially for drilling steel for volume hot and cold forming, crankshafts, case-hardening and tempering steel and stainless steel.
High-performance long ground twist drills with increased heat resistance in alloy steel, steel castings with strength above 1200 N/mm2, especially for drilling steel for volume hot and cold forming, crankshafts, steel for case hardening and tempering
High-performance long ground twist drills for difficult-to-machine materials - alloy steels, steelworks, especially for drilling steel for volume hot and cold forming, crankshafts, steel for cementing and tempering, stainless steel.
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