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Scientific Cutting Tools Inc.

Address
220 W. Los Angeles Ave.
Simi Valley
CA
93065
United States
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Phone
800-383-2244
Fax
805-584-9629
Website
http://www.sct-usa.com
Email
[email protected]
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Scientific Cutting Tools, Inc. is an American manufacturer of quality sub-micron carbide cutting tool products with over 8,000 items, including thread mills, single point tools, indexable boring bars, port tools, cavity tools, drills, and milling tools. They also offer custom and modified tools for customers.

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Boring Bars
Boring Tools
Chamfering Tools
Chamfering Tools/Back
Drills
Engraving Tools
Form Tools
Grooving Tools
Inserts
Milling Cutters
Port Tools
Threading Tools
Tool Coating Products/Equipment
Toolholders & Accessories
Tools (Specials/Modified)

Products

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AS5202 Port Tools
The AS5202-X will cut the required spot face and counterbore only; it does not cut the thread minor diameter. A coolant hole to each flute aids with increased chip evacuation, higher speeds and feeds, and longer tool life. The polished flute face optimizes performance for a smoother surface finish. The body of the port tool is made of heat-…
SAEJ1926 Port Tools
The SAEJ1926-X will cut the required spot face and O-Ring taper only; it does not cut the thread minor diameter. A coolant hole to each flute aids with increased chip evacuation, higher speeds and feeds, and longer tool life. The polished flute face optimizes performance for a smoother surface finish. The body of the port tool is made of heat-…
Drill Mills​
Cutting diameter sizes range from 1/8" to 1/2". Included angle options are 90° or 120°. The two-flute design is optimal when chip evacuation and increased chip per tooth are the priority. For harder materials, the fortified strength of the four-flute design performs best and allows for increased feed rates in hard materials. Items are…
IS0 1179 Port Tools
Smaller thread size port tools are three flutes and larger thread size port tools are four flutes. 1179 port tools have a polished flute face for the best performance. Items are stocked uncoated or AlTiN coated. AlTiN coating is highly recommended if cutting steel as the coating prevents the chip from sticking to the carbide. Additionally, AlTiN…
Single Point Thread Mill Line
Scientific Cutting Tools has expanded the Single Point Thread Mill (SPTM) line with new sizes and lengths. The additional sizes include #5 and 7/16 for UN standards as well as larger M3 and M11 sizes for metric. The new extra long (XL) lengths were created for deeper threads. It is available in both UN and metric. All tools are available uncoated…
High-Performance Helical Chamfer Mills
Scientific Cutting Tools Inc. announces a new line of high-performance helical chamfer mills. The helical cutters are significantly freer cutting and impart a smoother finish than the standard straight-flute alternatives. The variable-helical flute design provides high sheer, reduced side cutting pressure and improved chip evacuation, thus…
SPTM EXJ Thread Mill
Scientific Cutting Tools offers the new SPTM EXJ thread mill. The SPTM EXJ is an economical tool engineered for cutting external UNJ threads. It features a single thread profile that is ideal for keeping side-cutting pressure low.
Coolant Ring Technology Holders
Scientific Cutting Tools offers Coolant Ring Technology holders. CRT holders are made from high-quality heat-treated steel and come with a black-oxide coating. They are engineered to allow for better coolant penetration deep into the bore, reducing temperature at the cutting edge, according to the company.
Straight Flute Thread Mills
Scientific Cutting Tools Inc. (SCT) stocks UN thread mills for cutting from 4-40 up to 3-1/2-8, as well as NPT, BSPP and BSPT 1/16 to 2½ and up, according to the company based in Simi Valley, Calif. Except for staggered-tooth thread mills, all of SCT's solid-carbide, straight-flute thread mills are crest-cutting, and are used for cutting…

Articles

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Better boring basics

Author: William Leventon

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In the groove

Author: William Leventon

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Keeping track of micro parts

Author: Alan Richter

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Tips for preventing workhardening when boring

Author: Alan Richter

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Dry, tight fluid connectors require the right tool

Author: Kip Hanson

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Through-coolant toolholders: efficient, economical

Author: Holly B. Martin

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Troubleshooting solid-carbide boring bars requires the right diagnosis

Author: Harvey Patterson

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Videos

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Taps vs Thread Mills

Thread mills present several advantages over traditional taps in manufacturing. They offer greater versatility, allowing for deeper threading into holes and reducing the risk of tool breakage. Proper feed rates are crucial for optimal performance, and using a code generator can enhance efficiency. Overall, thread mills serve as a more effective…

Westec 2023 Booth Visit with Scientific Cutting Tools

Scientific Cutting Tools National Sales Manager Todd White highlighted the company’s port cavity tools for the aerospace and military industries during a brief Westec 2023 video booth visit with Cutting Tool Engineering. SCT, he explained, specializes in putting coolant-through holes to each flute in the tool to maximize productivity.