Solid carbide tooling for day to day CNC production
We supply solid carbide end mills and drills for machining teams that need consistent cutting performance on steel, stainless steel, aluminium and a range of engineered materials. Our stock is aimed at CNC milling and drilling work where tool life, finish quality and cycle time all matter, from short-run jobbing work to repeat production batches.
From our base in Wadeville, Germiston, we help shops choose the right cutter for the material, machine power and job size. That includes advice on flute count, coating choice, stickout and holder setup, because the wrong combination wastes time and money. When a machine is under pressure, a better tool choice can make a measurable difference to throughput.
What we supply to machining shops across South Africa
Our range is built for CNC machining centres used in engineering, fabrication and general manufacturing. Clients use our tools for slotting, profiling, pocketing, drilling, finishing and heavier material removal, depending on the part and the tolerances required.
- Solid carbide end mills for roughing and finishing
- Solid carbide drills for accurate hole making
- Tool advice for small batch work and production runs
- Material matching for mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium and other common metals
- Stock planning for repeat jobs and scheduled maintenance shutdowns
We also assist with sample tool trials when a workshop wants to test a cutter before rolling it into full production. That helps teams avoid guesswork and keep their toolroom decisions practical, not theoretical.
How our team supports your process
Clients come to us for more than a box of cutters. Our team helps with selection, application support, speed and feed advice, tool life optimisation and production standardising. If a tool is chipping early, leaving poor finish, or wearing out too fast, we look at the full setup rather than only the cutter itself.
Marius van der Merwe leads the business, with Lerato Mokoena handling sales, Johan Smit on technical applications, Anele Dlamini coordinating operations, Priya Naidoo supporting customers, Thabo Molefe overseeing warehouse activity and Zanele Khumalo managing quality and procurement. It means the person quoting the job understands what the machine shop actually needs, not just what is on the shelf.
- Technical quotations for planned and urgent orders
- On site consultation where process checks are needed
- Machine and material troubleshooting for difficult jobs
- Advice on tool life, cycle times and repeatability




















