Working in Partnership...
Our Engineering tools are manufactured by both Prima Tooling and Sutton Tools.
We produce high quality and performance Solid Carbide Milling tools for all applications.
Bespoke tools are designed and manufactured, using our experience and the latest technology to perfect the design and performance.
Once designed, our tools are ground on CNC automatic grinding machines.
Finally, we inspect them for dimensional accuracy and form on our CNC optical measuring machine.
Our 3D modelling and simulation software assists in our manufacturing of high quality bespoke tooling.
Our in-house grinding and manufacturing facility allow us to modify any Solid Carbide Milling tools, such as those from Sutton Tools.
For example by increasing corner radii size, corner chamfer or increasing neck length to obtain a greater reach.
Modifying a standard tool where possible reduces lead time, allowing us to get the tool to our customer as soon as possible.
Alongside our own designed and manufactured bespoke tooling, being able to supply Sutton Tools to our customers means we are able to cover all areas of Engineering applications.
Sutton Tools began as a family enterprise in 1917, manufacturing threads and gauges. Over time it has expanded its expertise into a broader portfolio including Solid Carbide Milling tools.
Today, Sutton Tools remains an Australian family business that is renowned for its high-quality power tool accessories and cutting tools. Both for the hardware market and a wide range of specialised industrial applications.
The structure of controls and checks throughout the manufacturing process, are backed by documented procedures. These ensure they continually manufacture products that will exceed customer expectations.
Today’s metal working industry faces the relentless challenges of producing product faster, better and cheaper than before.
Such challenges require innovative technology to world standards.
Sutton Tools meets this challenge, through its commitment to research and development.
Production conditions are simulated to optimise tool design, and benchmark tool performance to exceed market standards.
Sutton Tools Engineering Department measuring and design equipment is state of the art, critical in the continual development of machine tools.