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Ceramic punch, die, and fixtures are used in precision manufacturing and tooling applications for cutting, shaping, alignment, and assembly processes. Blasch pre-cast tight tolerance shapes available with unique features unheard of in the industry coupled with several available high purity materials eliminates. Indexable ceramic inserts and other ceramic machining tools may also be easier to use, as they often work without the assistance of coolant. Whether your operation is looking to switch to ceramic tools or to replace existing ones, Kennametal offers one-stop shopping. Under the SPK® brand CeramTec offers a unique program in terms of scope, diversity and performance of indexable inserts made of ceramic cutting materials, CBN, SiC whisker reinforced ceramics and cermets for turning, grooving, milling and boring in a wide variety of applications.

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