With its new X·treme Evo Plus drill, Walter is launching a new tool in the DC180 Supreme product range.

With the Xill·tec^® MC230 and MC233 Advance milling cutters, Walter already introduced two ranges of solid carbide milling cutters that are powerful and can be used universally.

With its indexable inserts featuring the new CBN grade WBH20C, Walter is for the first time launching a cutting tool material developed in-house.

Micros with maximum tool life and process reliability, the latest additions to this are the Walter DB133 and DB131 Supreme solid carbide drills.

With the Xtra·tec^® XT M5137, Walter introduces a shoulder milling cutter that brings with it incredible benefits for machining ISO materials P and K.

Despite a growing trend towards lightweight construction, steel machining still represents a significant market share. With the MD340 and MD344 Supreme solid carbide milling cutters, Walter is launching two new tools for ISO P materials.

With the new versions of the T2711 and T2712 thread milling cutters, Walter is offering its customers an indexable insert solution for small blind-hole and through-hole threads (≤ 2.5 × DN) in dimensions of M16, M18 and UNC3/4.

With the MD265 Supreme and MC268 Advance, Walter is extending its range of solid carbide milling cutters for ISO N machining with the addition of two distinct roughing specialists.

With the FW4 and MW4 wiper geometries, Walter is launching two turning indexable insert geometries which combine the "wiper effect" with new chip breaker geometries and extremely wear-resistant Walter Tiger·tec^® Gold grades.

Walter offers indexable insert milling cutters that are powerful, reliable and flexible to use. But the challenges faced by users are as diverse as the application range is broad.