The world's smallest Tungsten Carbide EDM rod and tube electrode diameters are available from Saturn Industries! With solid rod sizes as small as .002 diameter and tube starting at .0043. Saturn has been meeting the needs of... (read more)

In stock, ready to ship and competitively priced, Saturn Industries designs and manufactures both custom and standard EDM tapping electrodes with the end-user in mind; eliminating issues of centering, positioning and burring in the machining process. (read more)

Producing metal EDM electrodes is a Saturn specialty. Their unmatched knowledge and experience in working with metals has made them the industry's leading manufacturer of metal electrodes for EDM. (read more)

Saturn graphite electrodes are carefully crafted to meet highly specific parameters. These include level of detail, material strength, wear resistance, processing speed, surface finish and cost. (read more)

The H32C makes it easy to make deep and small holes in hard material, such as tungsten carbide and hardened steel stainless. It has no burr left when drilling thin plates and offers intelligent CNC editing with a machining program that is made automatically after inputting electrode pipe. (read more)

The SX-100-HPM from Leer Technologies features high precision micro EDM drilling, micro sinking with high surface finishing, and high speed micro EDM drilling. (read more)

VITALITY™ is the world's first "Bio-Enriched Synthetic" Dielectric Fluid. (read more)

Leer's high-volume micro EDM services provide parts machined to the closest tolerances. Three-dimensional micro parts can be produced in both simple and complex shapes. We can produce high-precision micro holes as small as 10 microns and deep holes up to 100X hole diameter. (read more)

The SX-200-HPM from Leer Technologies features evolutive multi-axis CNC controller, micro EDM drilling for larger work pieces, and high productivity capability concept. (read more)

The Sinker EDM, initially used to produce die openings for stamping dies, was later used to produce intricate punches, and production parts. These are single-axis machines, usually vertical, which cut in one direction. Twenty years ago, when someone mentioned EDM everyone thought of Sinker EDM. (read more)