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Provide the brand, tool code, quantity and required date for specification and sourcing review.
Start an inquiryFrom component requirements to a tooling schedule, technical proposal and delivery plan: Ariya Tajhiz Maahtab (ATM)’s procurement path for production and maintenance machining.
Prepare a technical RFQAn integrated solution connects application definition with procurement planning. Engineering review, trials, manufacturer coordination and execution support are scoped for each project before ordering.
Provide the brand, tool code, quantity and required date for specification and sourcing review.
Start an inquiryDescribe the component and process challenge to define tooling options and the technical review.
Start an inquiryFor a new component or line, define operations, machines, quantities and delivery stages.
Start an inquiryInserts, holders and boring bars; review grade, geometry and edge preparation for hardened parts and general turning.
Face mills, inserts and arbors selected against surface width, spindle power and interface, workpiece material and finish requirements.
Shoulder mills, end mills and profiling tools, considering access, overhang, cutting depth and assembly stability.
Solid-carbide or indexable drills, reamers and boring tools, with diameter, depth, length-to-diameter ratio, tolerance and coolant delivery specified.
Cutting or forming taps and thread mills matched to the thread specification, material, blind or through holes and machine conditions.
Match holders, collets, arbors and consumables to the tool and machine, identifying companion items to avoid incomplete orders.
A distinct carbide-tool family; review grade, coating and geometry for application-specific turning, milling, drilling and threading.
Cubic-boron-nitride tooling for hardened-part and selected roll applications, assessed against material, hardness and cutting conditions.
Assess ceramic grades for suitable applications, from hard parts and cast iron to selected superalloy machining, with particular attention to process constraints.
Polycrystalline-diamond tooling for suitable non-ferrous and abrasive materials, including selected aluminium components; its selection differs from CBN and carbide.
Input: component drawing or specifications, material and hardness, operation and production target. Output: an agreed technical brief and acceptance criteria.
Input: machine, tool interface, workholding, coolant and current tooling. Output: suitable tool families, process constraints and options for review.
Input: preferred brand and code, or an alternative-sourcing request. Output: a proposed tool list, grades, geometries, companion items and option differences; specification changes require customer acceptance.
Input: quantity, recurring consumption, required date and documentation. Output: commercial terms, confirmed lead time, an order schedule and agreed inspection and traceability requirements.
Confirm the final specifications and items before ordering. Review agreed documents and checks at delivery; coordinate sample or production trials when included in the project scope.
Use customer data to review tool life, finish and tooling cost per component. Findings guide selection updates and replenishment; performance improvements must be demonstrated by data.
Review tooling for brake discs, transmission components, cylinder heads and aluminium parts against material, hardness and production volume.
Assess CBN, ceramic or carbide tooling against roll material and hardness, continuous or interrupted cuts and machine stability, from roughing to finishing.
Tooling for pump components, valve bodies, shafts and corrosion-resistant parts, alongside maintenance requirements.
Application review for turbine discs, blades, casings and related parts, considering superalloys, heat-resistant steels, tolerances and process stability.
Codes, grades, geometries, quantities and companion items, with the primary and proposed alternative options distinguished.
Selection rationale, open approval items, pricing and ordering terms within a clear scope.
Lead times, phased delivery when agreed, manufacturer documentation and project-specific acceptance checks.
Record a baseline and trial results when agreed, such as tool life, cycle time and component quality, to inform repeat supply.
Prepare the drawing or component description, material and hardness, operation, machine and tool interface, tolerance and finish, current tool code, quantity and consumption, required date and improvement target. If some information is unavailable, enter what you know in the inquiry form so follow-up questions can be defined.