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The RobbJack Machining Lab

A real lab, open for customer tests, engineering and development, and on-machine process optimization. 67 years of running the cuts — put it to work on your part.

When a cut is fighting you — a composite that delaminates, an alloy that eats tools, a thin wall that chatters, a cycle time that won't budge — the fastest path to an answer is to run it. The RobbJack Machining Lab exists to do exactly that: test, engineer, and optimize, then hand you a tool and the numbers that work.

Prove it

Customer tests

Don't take our word for it — put a RobbJack tool in the cut on your material and your part. Our application team picks the tool, sets the speeds and feeds, and helps you dial it in.

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Build it

Engineering & development

Bring us the problem the catalog can't solve. We develop new geometries, modify standards, and design special and combination tools that eliminate operations — then back them with real machining data.

Request a special / altered tool
Optimize it

Tap & cut testing

Measure your spindle and validate optimized cutting parameters per tool — typically a 30% minimum productivity gain with chatter engineered out, delivered as a playbook your team can run every time.

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What the lab does

The lab is where our application engineers and tool designers work the problem together — the same people who develop RobbJack's production tooling. Whether you need a tool proven, a special designed, or a process dialed in, the work happens in real material on real machines.

  • Develop and prove new tool geometries against your toughest cuts
  • Run cut tests in real material to validate tool life and finish
  • Optimize speeds, feeds, and depths of cut on representative parts
  • Solve delamination, chatter, finish, and tool-life problems hands-on
  • Document repeatable parameters so wins transfer to your floor

Have a cut worth solving?

Send us the part and the problem. We'll tell you how the lab can help — a test tool, a special, or a testing event on your machine.