There are three product groups for abrasives. Bonded - grains bound tightly together by means of a bonding agent. Bonded abrasives include conventional grinding wheels, segments, mounted points, honing stones, etc. Coated - abrasive grains bonded to paper and cloth backings to form sandpaper type products that include belts, sheets or discs. Loose - grains for blasting, tumbling, lapping.

Tooling used to produce an end product. Starting from flint to modern technology and advanced coatings tooling life and expectancy has enhanced manufacturing.

A pointer, indicator used within precision tooling supporting Carbide material.

A power driven device designed to mill, drill, bore, turn, grind, bend, cut or shape metal and non-metal materials. Machine tools perform an assortment of tasks, often simultaneously. Automation, tool changers, robotics and computers have dramatically improved the efficiency, operation and control of machines.

Maintenance, Repair and Operations. All material and supplies needed to maintain normal plant operations.

Generally hand held tools that may be either electrically or air power driven.

"Safety supplies" is a broad category. It encompasses everything from personal protection equipment to environmental and industrial safety products to hazardous materials equipment.