Activation Methods

Cone

Cone

How it Works

  • Cone grips the face of the work place to open and close the blade (must be a machined surface)

Advantages

  • Reliable performance on any machine tool; CNC or manual
  • Cost effective alternative to high production tooling
 

Flywheel

Flywheel

How it Works

  • Utilizes the inertia generated during rapid spindle acceleration to open and close the blade

Advantages

  • Ideal for modern CNC machines with rapid acceleration and deceleration
  • Cost effective alternative to high production tooling
 

Pad or Ring

Pad or Ring

How it Works

  • Pads grip the inside diameter of the pilot hole to open and close the blade

Advantages

  • Ideal for hole sizes greater than 2.25 inches where front (& back) spot facing is required

 

Torque Bar

Torque Bar

How it Works

  • Utilizes an anti-rotation device during spindle reversal to open and close the blade
  • A Torque Bar Driver or an Arrester-rod is required

Advantages

  • Perfect for high production runs that require the maximum degree of reliability
  • Ideal for transfer lines and CNC machines
 

Air or Coolant

Air or Coolant

How it Works

  • High pressure coolant drives the blade open
  • Spring pressure closes the blade when the coolant is shut off

Advantages

  • Simple to set up and run
  • Perfect for high production runs
  • Ideal for machines with high pressure, filtered coolant systems

Special Applications

 

Bearing Guided

Bearing Guided

How it Works

  • A tapered pilot locates on a process bore supporting the tool a full 360 degrees
  • Adjustable insert cartridge
  • Available in Torque Bar and Cone activated configurations

Advantages

  • Excellent size control and repeatability
  • Capable of holding high precision tolerances of .0001" (.0025mm)

Special Applications

 

Extended Range

Extended Range

How it Works

  • A rack and pinion gear opens the blade like a jack knife
  • Available in Torque Bar and Coolant activated configurations

Advantages

  • Extended spot face to hole-size ratio (largest in the industry)
  • Perfect for internal machining in differential gear cases

Special Applications

 

Hermann Bilz Back Counter Boring Tools

Herman Bilz Back Counter Boring Tools

How it Works

  • Offset Entry Reverse Boring Bars; RBS
  • Offset Entry Reverse Chamfer Bars; RFS 
  • Manual 2 piece Counter Boring Systems; TU

Advantages

  • Economical tools for less strenuous and smaller lot production applications
  Herman Bilz (PDF - 961 KB)

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