What Is a Boring Head?
A Boring Head is a precision tool used for machining cylindrical holes in various materials, such as metal or wood.
This device operates by rotating and cutting the surface of the material, allowing for the creation of holes with specific diameters and depths. The Boring Head is equipped with a cutting edge, designed in a particular shape and diameter, to accurately machine the hole to the desired specifications.
The selection of the cutting edge’s shape and size is dependent on the type of material being processed and the required dimensions of the hole. To improve the machining process, coolant or lubricating oil is often used, reducing friction and enhancing precision.
Boring Heads are widely utilized in several industries, including metalworking, manufacturing, and construction, where they play an essential role in achieving precision in hole machining tasks.