WHAT’S NEW
Keep up with GWS and the CNC manufacturing industry by taking a look
at what’s new on our website.
GWS Tool Group Corporate Video
Check out our newest video to see how everything we do starts with our customers. As our CEO Rick McIntyre says, perfection isn't just our goal, it's our expectation!
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GWS Tool Group Announces Acquisition of CJT Koolcarb, Inc. and GenHam Diamond Tooling
With this latest acquisition, GWS has expanded its capabilities in the areas of carbide and carbide-tipped drills, reamers, and PCD tools.
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CNC Grinder Operator Adam Bieber Is A Rock Star During And After Work
Meet Adam Bieber, one of our CNC Grinder Operators at our GWS-Michigan facility.
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We offer a number of supportive services to ensure that your tools are
always performing as efficiently as possible.
Browse Product Catalogs
Take an in-depth look at some of our product types as well as the industries we serve in our downloadable CNC product catalogs.
The Alumigator™ ASR5
The GWS Tool Group Catalog
Ultimate Performance Guide
The GWS Armory
Corporate Profile
Whiskered Ceramic Insert Brochure
PAC Reamer Brochure
Chamber Reamer Brochure
Aerospace Brochure
Ti-Feed Brochure
Popular Specials Catalog: Taps, Dies, and Gages
Carbide Taps and Carb-I-Sert™ Carbide Insert Taps
Solid Carbide Threadmills
Cost Cutter™ Combination Drill & Tap
Smart Cut™ Tapping & Metalworking Fluid
Learn from the Experts
Explore the industry of CNC cutting tools with the GWS team as we discuss the
latest challenges, trends, advancements, and more.
Sometimes Two Isn’t Better Than One
The customer was SURE it could not be improved upon. Enter GWS! Read more to see how sometimes two isn't better than one.
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Autosports Accelerates with the New Alumigator™ ASR5
Read why Tony from Autosports Engineering calls our new Alumigator™ Super Rougher (ASR-5) end mill for ultra high speed roughing of aluminum alloys amazing!
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Engage Yourself With Gages & Gaging
You've just produced a threaded part, but how do you know if it's too large or too small? Read more to find out!
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