Eight convincing advantages

of Desert Cut® tools

The Desert Cut® series was developed by us to significantly improve the processing of aluminum profiles. The elimination of any cooling lubricants in particular offers numerous advantages. A detailed description of all advantages resulting from the use of the Desert Cut® tools can be found in the following section:

Burr-free processing

With the help of our Desert Cut® tools you can significantly improve the surface quality of your machined components. By means of special cutting geometry and a coating optimised for dry machining, components can be processed almost burr-free.

Up to 5 times longer tool service life

By using Desert Cut® tools, up to 5 times longer tool service life can be achieved.

No need to wash the profiles

In contrast to wet machining, there is no need to wash the aluminium profiles after processing. Such optimization is cost and time saving. This is particularly relevant before subsequent processing such as coating.

No cooling lubricants

By using Desert Cut® tools and the consequent dry machining, an enormous amount of cooling lubricants can be saved in contrast to wet machining. This results in considerable cost savings.

Environmental benefits

Thanks to Desert Cut® tools, a huge amount of cooling lubricants can be saved annually. Thus, the consumption of high volumes of drinking water and environmentally harmful oils can be avoided, as well as the resource-consuming processing of old materials. By switching to dry machining of aluminium profiles, the environmental impact can therefore be significantly reduced, which, in turn, contributes to environmental protection.

Employee protection

Due to the help of Desert Cut® tools, the air quality in your manufacturing facility can be remarkably improved. By eliminating the aerosols and vapours released by the use of cooling lubricants, the health impact is getting considerably reduced. This, in turn, has a particularly positive effect on employee protection.

Dry chips

The absence of cooling lubricants results in dry chips during machining.
This facilitates handling enormously and, apart from that,
a higher scrap price can be achieved due to better recyclability.