WIDIA Tooling System：
Trademark Widia registered in 1925; tungsten carbide hard metal production began as early as 1926. For over 80 years, the name WIDIA has been synonymous with innovation. From securing the world's first patent for carbide indexable inserts to developing the world's first coated grade, we have never stopped developing new technologies to meet our customers' needs.

WIDIA Tooling SystemIt is divided into CNC tool systems for boring and milling, and CNC tool systems for lathes. They mainly consist of two parts: one is the cutting tool part, and the other is the clamping tool part, including the tool holder (shank), extension shank, and chuck. In the 20th century, during the 70s, tool systems were predominantly of monolithic construction. In the early 80s, modular tool systems were developed (divided into two major categories: turning and boring/milling). By the late 80s, tool systems with a universal modular structure (universal interfaces for turning, milling, drilling, etc.) were developed.

WIDIA Tooling SystemThe shank and working part of the tool are separated and manufactured into various systematic modules. These are then assembled via intermediate modules of different specifications to create tools for various applications and sizes.
Currently, there are dozens of structural variants of modular tooling systems worldwide. The main differences lie in the positioning and locking methods between modules.

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