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Seco Adds S Ream Core Solid Carbide Reamer Range for General-Purpose Holemaking

Maren OstergaardNovember 10, 20265 min read0 views

At a glance

  • The Core tier of Seco's three-step reamer portfolio targets everyday production with one universal coated grade and 62 stocked diameters.
  • Seco has introduced S Ream Core, a solid carbide reamer range positioned between its basic tooling and high-performance Nanojet solutions and aimed at cost-efficient reaming in P, M, K and N materials. The company says a streamlined geometry, standard inspection and a single coated grade deliver repeatable IT7 precision across 62 stock diameters.
Concept illustration: a graduated row of straight-fluted solid carbide reamers on a metal workbench, with a CNC machine spindle blurred in the background.

Seco has added S Ream Core to its reamer offering, a new range of solid carbide reamers intended for reliable, cost-efficient reaming in P, M, K and N workpiece materials.

The tool sits between the company's basic tooling and its high-performance Nanojet solutions. Seco positions the range for everyday production where dimensional accuracy must be held but a premium tool may be more than the application requires, and it cites consistent hole quality, predictable tool life and a low cost per hole as the intended results.

Streamlined design aimed at repeatable IT7 precision

According to Seco, S Ream Core combines a streamlined geometry, standard inspection and one universal coated grade. The company states that this approach removes unnecessary complexity while still ensuring repeatable IT7 precision.

The reamers have straight flutes and a 30° lead. The range covers 62 stocked diameters from Ø 1.461 mm to Ø 11.960 mm (0.057 in. to 0.470 in.), with additional sizes available through Seco's MyDesign service.

Entry tier of a three-step portfolio

S Ream Core occupies the first step of a three-tier reamer portfolio — Core, Plus and Max — which Seco describes as a structure intended to make tool selection clear and application focused.

Reported by Maren Ostergaard, Earthmoving Equipment Analyst.