Drill Point Die Refurbishment: Regrinding for Any Brand

A worn die is not a scrap die. We regrind the cutting edges and bring it back to a service life comparable to a new die under normal running conditions — no matter who made it.

Any original brand
Full L1–L7 range
Carbide & HSS
From 1 set

Why refurbishing pays off

Most drill point dies do not fail as a whole. The cutting edge wears, the formed drill point drifts out of tolerance, and the die gets pulled. If the body is still sound, regrinding the edge puts it back in production.

Any original brand

We take dies made by other suppliers. You do not have to switch your whole supply chain just to get one set reground.

Service life restored

A reground die reaches a service life comparable to a new one under normal running conditions. Sheet strength, plate thickness and spindle speed still affect real-world results.

Full specification coverage

Every L1–L7 drill point length, all sizes matching IFI #4–#14 and DIN ST2.9–ST6.3, in both tungsten carbide and high-speed steel.

How refurbishment works

You do not have to ship anything first — one photo is enough for our engineer to tell you whether a die can be reground.

Step 01
Send us one photo
Photograph the worn cutting edge and send it over. Our engineer will tell you whether that die is worth regrinding.
Step 02
Ship the dies to us
Once we confirm it can be done, send the dies to our factory in Dongguan.
Step 03
We regrind and ship back
We regrind the cutting edges, restore the geometry the drill point forming needs, and send the dies back to you.

Start with one photo

Photograph your worn drill point dies and send them over. Our engineer will tell you whether they can be reground — whoever made them.

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