Torus finishing router Z2 HW/D12/GL100/S12/Z2/RL
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Torus spiral finishing router cutter, HW-solid, Z 2, polished chip flute Torus finishing router Z2 HW/D12/GL100/S12/Z2/RL Application: Router for sizing, grooving, slotting, splitting. Machine: Routing machines with/without CNC conrol. CNC machining centres, special milling machines with cutting spindles to adapt shank tools. Workpiece material: Aluminium, aluminium-compound panels, PUR block material, thermoplastics, duroplastics. Special cutting geometry for high finish quality and burr-free cutting edges. Exposure for large processing depths. When machining aluminum, carbide tools should be operated using cooling lubricants (emulsion or minimum quantity lubrication MQL).
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4,600+ Leitz precision tools available — expert help on bore, speed rating, and cutting materials. In-store pickup in SW Florida or shipped nationwide.
Leitz Router & CNC Bits: Buying Guide
Solid tungsten-carbide and DIAMASTER PCD diamond router tooling for profiling, trimming, nesting, and boring on hand routers and CNC machining centres. Diamond tooling delivers up to 100× the edge life of carbide on coated board and composites.
How to Choose
- Confirm the shank diameter (6, 8, 10, 12 mm or 1/2") matches your collet.
- Match cutting diameter and cutting length to the profile and material thickness.
- Pick the spiral direction — up-cut clears chips, down-cut leaves a clean top edge, compression gives clean faces on both sides of coated panels.
- Choose HW for solid wood and short runs; DP (diamond) for MDF, laminate, and high-volume nesting.
Specs to Check
Best for CNC routers, machining centres, point-to-point, and hand-held routing.
Machines & Applications
Leitz tooling is machine-brand agnostic — fit comes down to the mounting, speed rating, and rotation, not the badge on your machine. Here is where this tooling typically runs and what professional shops use it for.
Runs On These Machines
- CNC nesting routers (Homag, Biesse, SCM, Anderson, Thermwood, C.R. Onsrud)
- Point-to-point machining centres
- Hand-held & table-mounted routers
What Pros Use It For
- Nested-based cutting of melamine, MDF & plywood cabinet parts
- Profiling MDF doors, drawer fronts & signage
- Compression-spiral trimming of coated panels — clean top and bottom faces
- Solid-surface, HPL & composite panel machining