SOMTA Tools produces and trades standard and custom tools for the industrial and do it yourself markets. It presents a varied range of products manufactured in different sizes and materials (HSS and solid carbide). Its drills, cutters, reamers and threading tools also have coatings that help to prolong the equipment's durability.
SOMTA Tools produces and trades standard and custom tools for the industrial and do it yourself markets. It presents a varied range of products manufactured in different sizes and materials (HSS and solid carbide). Its drills, cutters, reamers and threading tools also have coatings that help to prolong the equipment's durability.
- Cuts without having to rotate tool completely around tubing and ratchet mechanism allows for tight area operation; - Cuts through some of the toughest surfaces: stainless steel, wall conduit, copper and aluminum; - Exclusive one hand operation, limited risks of hand-fatigue and injuries.
- For use in electric keys or screwdrivers, they are used in association with a Support; - This combination is more economical, as it requires replacement only from a small end to end of life (no need to replace the holder); - It is also more versatile because it facilitates the exchange of the tips according to the need of the application.
- Full tungsten head; - Professional welding; - High material removal capability; - Available from 3 to 16mm diameter; - Length from 33 to 163mm; - Resistance to breakage; - Long tool life; - Material: Tungsten; - Suitable for: Steel, stainless steel, copper, bronze, cast iron, low alloy steel; - Compatible machine: Electric or pneumatic straight grinder.
- For coarse grinding work; high stock removal with cool grinding. - The High-performance abrasive zirconia alumina grinds best on High-performance angle grinders with increased grinding pressure. - Grinding additives in the coating clearly improve stock removal, prevent clogging and result in cooler grinding of materials which do not conduct heat well. - Abrasive: Zirconia aluminia Z-COOL.
