Cogsdill Joins the MTDCNC Platform


Thursday 1 February 2018, 12:00:00 AM


Exponentially growing our market reach through social, video and now print platforms, we are delighted to announce that Cogsdill-Nuneaton has joined the MTD platform.

For those not familiar with the Cogsdill brand, the cutting tool manufacturer is steeped in history and tradition. The company opened its doors for business in 1914 as a Detroit, USA based tool re-grind and repair service. Cogsdill then evolved to designing and manufacturing special tools for automotive pioneers Henry Ford and the Dodge brothers.

Still a family owned brand, the company specialises in deburring, burnishing, reaming, recessing, modular boring tools and facing heads that are designed to reduce cycle times, increase productivity and create efficiencies, especially for manufacturers running automated machining processes. Headquartered in Camden, South Carolina with the UK facility centrally located in Nuneaton, Cogsdill-Nuneaton is a prominent manufacturer of technical tooling solutions for the UK’s aerospace, oil & gas, automotive and general subcontract sectors.

So, if you want to improve your productivity and reduce your cycle times and costs through efficient and technologically advanced cutting tools, give Cogsdill-Nuneaton a call. If you want more details, you will be able to see videos, interviews and articles here on MTDCNC, your favourite manufacturing resource.



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