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Guide to Boring Tools

Find the boring tools for your machining application


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Any business in the machine industry knows the importance of having reliable boring tools. Whether your project calls for engine boring tools, line boring tools or industrial boring tools, they must be dependable and easy to operate.

If you are in the market for boring tools, look for boring tool manufacturers and dealers who offer the best boring tool for your needs, including boring bars, boring systems and adjustable boring tools. Some general information you should remember boring tools:

1. Proper boring tools are the key to a successful job.

2. Used and refurbished boring systems, industrial boring tools and commercial boring tools are an economically-sensible alternative to new equipment.

3. Local boring tool manufacturers and suppliers make servicing your boring tools and boring systems easier.


Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done

Locate the nearest boring machine tool manufacturer


When it comes to buying the right tools for boring go right to the source. Boring tool manufacturers are happy to help you select your boring tools and/or boring systems. For them, a satisfied customer is a repeat customer.

I recommend: Global Spec, Global Sources and ThomasNet provide links to a variety of boring tool manufacturers and suppliers. Global Spec requires its visitors to register before granting full access to its site but registration is free. ThomasNet offers company profiles for all its listed boring tool manufacturers.

Find the bore tool best suited for your needs


Not every boring tool works for every job. Today's boring systems and boring tools perform very specific functions.

I recommend: Farris Equipment is the place to go for line boring tools. Improved Construction Methods and Prairie Dog Boring Equipment are good sources for state-of-the-art earth and underground boring tools.

Compare suppliers of specialty boring bars


Quality industrial cutting and boring tools are a necessity in every machine shop and industrial manufacturing plant. Shop around to compare prices, quality and availability of the tools you need.

I recommend: Engine boring tools are available at Super Tools Company. ER Industrial and MSC Industrial Supply feature industrial boring tools, boring bars and other cutting and boring tools.

Save money with used boring tools


Many boring tool manufacturers and suppliers sell used and refurbished boring tools as an alternative to the high cost of new equipment.

I recommend: Discount-Tools offers boring tools at reduced prices. You also can "instant message" and chat live with a company sales representative if you have questions or concerns about the equipment you're buying. DealTime, Harris Machine Tools and Tool King are among the many websites offering used and refurbished boring systems and boring tools.

Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • Cleaning your boring tools after each use increases their lifespan.
  • Ask about a warranty for your used or refurbished boring tool.

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