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CUTTING TOOLS FOR INDUSTRY

Precision.
In every cut.

CBN, PCBN, PCD and carbide inserts for your production. Practical knowledge. Personal contact. The right tools.

LIDKÖPING, SWEDENESTABLISHED 2018
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WORLD CUTTERS / PRODUCT CATALOGUE

Our catalogue.
Ready when you are.

Explore product families, grades, dimensions and technical data. Open the catalogue or save a copy for your next tooling decision.

PDF · Swedish · 136 pages · 9.4 MB

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02 / KNOWLEDGE THAT MATTERS

More than an insert.

01

Technical advice

We start with your material, your machine and the result you need.

02

Process optimisation

We discuss tool selection and machining with your production in mind.

03

Tool supply

We discuss your tooling needs and inventory management around your business.

QUALITY & VALUE

High quality.
Competitive prices.

A good tooling decision goes beyond the purchase price. Tool life, surface finish and cost per part belong together. We help you ask the right questions before choosing your next tool.

Free test products

We send free test products to our customers so you can evaluate the tools in your own production.

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03 / WORLD CUTTERS

From the shop floor.
For your reality.

World Cutters was founded in 2018 with experience in CNC machining. Based in Lidköping, Sweden, we offer cutting tools and technical advice for industry. Material, machine and operation all work together. That is why we start by understanding your application.

One of our customers

Witte Industrier AB

Good to know.

Do you offer free test products?

Yes. We send free test products to our customers for evaluation in their own production.

Do I need to know exactly which tool I need?

No. Start by describing the material, machine and operation. We will discuss tool selection together.

What affects price and lead time?

Product, configuration and quantity affect price and lead time. These terms need to be specified for each order.

How can I compare cutting tools fairly?

Compare them under the same machining conditions. Look at tool life, surface finish and cost per part as well as the price per insert.