• Made to an H5 Bore Tolerance!

• Balanced to 10,000 RPM

• Toolholder taper ground to AT3    or better – (T.I.R. 0.0001")

Why Techniks endmill holders give you the best tool life:




Diagram above is for a 1/4" shank endmill holder.

Every endmill holder is lab tested and delivered with a full report
documenting T.I.R., bore tolerance, and taper acccuracy.

All our products are backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee!

What to look for in an endmill holder.

Endmill Holder Advantages:

  • Widely available (fits a wide range of tool sizes)
  • Accurate (when maintained to specifications)
  • Good rigidity of complete tool & holder assembly
  • Does not require perishable collets or nuts

Endmill Holder Disadvantages:

  • Poor tool life because tool shank becomes offset in bore when tightening set screw (see diagram above)
  • Poorly made endmill holders can allow T.I.R. of 0.001" – that's 7 tenths worse than precision holders!
  • Must change toolholder to change to tools of different shank diameters
  • End mill holders can develop bell-mouthing from tool pressure and must be replaced

Endmill Holder Maintenance:

  • Keep bore, toolholder taper, spindle taper, and tool shanks clean. Dirt causes premature wear and poor T.I.R.
  • Check T.I.R. of tool shank and bore periodically to insure they are concentric
  • Check bore for bell-mouthing and replace toolholder if evident
  • Examine toolholder taper for signs of fretting. Replace toolholder if excessive fretting is evident
    What to look for in an endmill holder?

    1. Toolholder taper ground to AT3 or better.

    2. H5 Bore Tolerance!  - T.I.R. (runout)

    3. Balanced to 10,000 RPM

      Note: Use the drop-down menus at the top to get to the endmill holder product specifications pages.

    For every 0.0001" improvement T.I.R. - You Gain 10% Tool Life!