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| Tools are mechanical devices used to manufacture,
mill, cut, assemble, repair, measure, etc |
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| 1) Korean Standard Industrial Classification |
25931 Manufacture of its blades
25933 Manufacture of hand tools, exept for agriculture
25934 Manufacture of saws and interchangeble tools
29195 Manufacture of interchangeble tools
29292 Manufacture of handhold power-driven tools
29195 Manufacture of machine-tools n.e.c (Tool Holder)
25999 Manufacture of magnet and its products(magnetic
chuck)
27219 Manufacture of drawing marking-out instruments(measuring
tools) |
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- Diamond Tools: Saw, Wheel, Bit, Dresser, File,
etc.
- High Speed Steel Tools: Drill, Endmill, Cutter,
Gear Hob, Tap, etc.
- Carbide Tools: Tip, Insert, Drill, Dies, etc.
- Ceramic Tools: Tip, Bite, etc.
- Hand Tools: Cutting Pliers, Pliers, Spanner, Wrench,
Screw Driver, etc.
- Electric Power & Pneumatic Tools : Electric
Drill, Electric Grinder, Electric Driver, etc.
- Measuring Tools: Rule, Vernier Calipers, Gauge,
Micro Meter, etc. |
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Tools are used widely from the home to heavy
industry and figure prominently in high-tech industries
such as machinery, automobiles, shipbuilding, aeronautics,
and electronics. |
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A basic industry that services other industries
requiring fine precision tools such as in precision
machinery, electronics, semiconductors, and aeronautics. |
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An industry that uses quality tools, making it
possible to improve the quality of related products
and to develop technology. This also considerably
affects cost reduction and productivity increases. |
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An industry in which it is impossible to mass
produce these tools due to the variety of types
and standards, which in turn makes process automation
difficult. |
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Manufacturing Process: Approximately 290 processes |
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Types of Tools: World - approximately 120,000
types; Korea - approximately 90,000 types |
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A typical “know-how” industry where an extended
period of time is needed to accumulate technological
knowledge. |
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An industry with a bright future which, by its
nature, is labor-intensive and, therefore in comparison
with other industries, outlays a higher proportion
of its total expenditure for wages (wage expenditure:
30.5%). Yet it can act as a strategic exporting
industry aimed at advanced countries. |
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Due to the recent development of high-tech industries
and new materials, the tools industry is becoming
more technology-intensive. |
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| ㅇ Cutting Tools |
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High-Speed Steel Tools: Used in cutting and machining
of metals |
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Carbide Tools: For cutting metals and non-ferrous
metals, these tools are outstandingly wear-resistant |
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Diamond Tools: High-strength, wear-resistant machining |
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CBN tools: Hard-cutting metal machining |
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Ceramic Tools: High-speed cutting |
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Cermet Tools: Cutting for cases where high-speed
cutting and wear-resistance are required |
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Manual Work Tools: General assembly and repair
tools mainly used for manual tasks in the home and
in the industrial workplace |
| ㅇ Electric Power & Pneumatic Tools |
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Tools equipped with transmission for assembling
and machining |
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Electric Tools: Tools equipped with electric motors |
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Pneumatic Tools: Pneumatically powered tools |
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| ㅇ Measuring and Other Tools |
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Measuring Tools: For various measurements |
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Other Tools: Tools including jig fixtures attached
to various machine tools |
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