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Contact Us: (320) 455-0535 / [email protected] / www.mitgi.us MADE IN THE USA Specials: Combination Tools THREAD MILL COUNTERBORE COMBO Thread Mill + Counterbore Produces a thread in a pre-drilled hole Makes a flat-bottomed hole In some applications, the end result required for the job cannot physically be completed with a single, standard tool. Utilizing custom tools may provide the most effective solution. EXAMPLE: Intersecting Form Tool By dividing the required forms and applying them to alternating flutes, a customer can manufacture an inside corner with a zero radius. Without the use of the intersecting form tool, a perfectly sharp inside corner would be physically impossible to manufacture. COMPLEX TOOLS Standard tools provide an immediate manufacturing solution. In some cases, the tool needed may be similar to a stocked tool, but requires some changes to improve efficiencies. EXAMPLE: Modified Drill By making small modifications to a standard drill, the modified tool can save machine time and reduce manufacturing costs. In addition, by converting the standard drill into a customized step drill, the lead time can be significantly less than if opting for a newly designed custom tool. MODIFIED STANDARDS When several tools are blended into one, the resulting combination tool can complete all of the necessary tasks in one pass. By reducing the number of tools needed to complete the tasks, the number of variables and potential variances are reduced, allowing the combination tool to perform with greater precision and repeatability. EXAMPLE: Combination Thread Mill and Counterbore By combining several tools used in a work station, a single tool can complete multiple tasks. Not only does this make room for other tools in the work station, but it reduces the number of tool changes to complete the same work. Additionally, the total cost difference between a single combination tool vs. multiple tools can reduce the overall tool costs by 20-30%. COMBINATION TOOLS There are some situations in which a standard tool just doesn’t fit the job. When a complicated application or other limitations are introduced, a custom tool can provide the unique capabilities required. SPECIALS 82

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Contact Us: (320) 455-0535 / [email protected] / www.mitgi.us Contact Us: (320) 455-0535 / [email protected] / www.mitgi.usMADE IN THE USA MADE IN THE USA

Specials: Combination Tools

THREAD MILL COUNTERBORE COMBOThread Mill + CounterboreProduces a thread in a pre-drilled hole Makes a � at-bottomed hole

In some applications, the end result required for the job cannot physically be completed with a single, standard tool. Utilizing custom tools may provide the most effective solution.

EXAMPLE: Intersecting Form ToolBy dividing the required forms and applying them to alternating flutes, a customer can manufacture an inside corner with a zero radius. Without the use of the intersecting form tool, a perfectly sharp inside corner would be physically impossible to manufacture.

COMPLEX TOOLS

Standard tools provide an immediate manufacturing solution. In some cases, the tool needed may be similar to a stocked tool, but requires some changes to improve efficiencies.

EXAMPLE: Modified DrillBy making small modifications to a standard drill, the modified tool can save machine time and reduce manufacturing costs. In addition, by converting the standard drill into a customized step drill, the lead time can be significantly less than if opting for a newly designed custom tool.

MODIFIED STANDARDS

When several tools are blended into one, the resulting combination tool can complete all of the necessary tasks in one pass. By reducing the number of tools needed to complete the tasks, the number of variables and potential variances are reduced, allowing the combination tool to perform with greater precision and repeatability.

EXAMPLE: Combination Thread Mill and CounterboreBy combining several tools used in a work station, a single tool can complete multiple tasks. Not only does this make room for other tools in the work station, but it reduces the number of tool changes to complete the same work. Additionally, the total cost difference between a single combination tool vs. multiple tools can reduce the overall tool costs by 20-30%.

COMBINATION TOOLS

There are some situations in which a standard tool just doesn’t fit the job. When a complicated application or other limitations are introduced, a custom tool can provide the unique capabilities required.

SPECIALS

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Contact Us: (320) 455-0535 / [email protected] / www.mitgi.us Contact Us: (320) 455-0535 / [email protected] / www.mitgi.usMADE IN THE USA MADE IN THE USA

The process to get exactly the right tool you need does not have to be complicated. Using our Custom Tool Design Service, your specifications can turn into a working tool within two weeks of receiving a purchase order.

ORDERING CUSTOM TOOLS

Custom variables can include: • Tool Type• Cutter Diameter• Length of Cut• Shank Diameter• Overall Length• Extended Reach• Number of Flutes• Included Angle• Thread Size• Pitch• Max Depth of Thread• Work Piece Material• Radius• Neck Diameter• Coating

For more information on the types of tools that MITGI can produce, see page 55.

Custom tools can be manufactured from an existing design or created using our in-house design service. Within two weeks of approval print and receipt of a purchase order, we can have the custom tool in your hands and ready for use. To make re-ordering easier, we’ll keep detailed notes on each custom order so that we’re always ready to manufacture the tool to the exact same specifications.

Tips for Ordering Specials

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Quote Sheet: End Mill

Complete form and return to MITGI to receive a quote.

Fax: (320) 455-0805Email: [email protected]

SHANK DIAMETER

SHOULDER ANGLE

OAL

FLUTE LENGTH

CUTTER DIAMETER

COMPANY INFORMATIONCompany NameContact NamePhone NumberFax NumberEmailDate SubmittedTarget Delivery Date

TOOL INFORMATIONQuantityMaterial MachiningCoating AlTiN TiCN TiNNumber of FlutesHelixSpecial Tolerances(If none are noted, tool will be quoted with block tolerance)

Special Notes or Instructions (Coolant thru, Chip breaker, LH or RH cut/spiral)

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For over 20 years, MITGI has manufactured high quality, precision custom tooling. Once we receive your specifi cations, we’ll contact you with pricing and delivery information. In the meantime, if you have any questions, please contact us by phone or email.

TOLERANCES.XX ± .010.XXX ± .001.XXXX ± .0005Angular ± 1.0°

Corner Chamfer Corner Radius Ball Nose Square End

When ordering custom tools, consider the following:• Would you like to test the tool before placing a large order? Consider our Approval Based Sample

Program. See page 107 for more info.• Want to reduce the per tool price? Ordering in larger quantities will help to lower the per tool

price. Blanket POs and stocking options allow us to build larger quantities and gives you the ability to schedule appropriate delivery dates. Ask for more info on our stocking options.

• Concerned about long lead times? MITGI specials can be manufactured within two weeks of the order. See page 45 for more info.