Engine Block Tooling
Engine Block Tooling
(Special or CNC Equipment)
(Automotive, Truck, Gas, Diesel)
- Rough Cylinder Bore.
- Finish Cylinder Bore.
- Crank Line Bars.
- Crank Line Bars with Feed-out Thrust Face.
- Engine Liners.
- Bottom of Bore Hone Clearance.
- Milling Cutters.
- Arbors.
- Cup-Plug Bore.
- Spot Face and Counterbore.
- Broaching.
- Multi-Function Tools.
- Tool Setting Gages.
- Much, much more…
JPT Engineered and Manufactured Engine Block Tooling
Product Features & Capabilities
Close up of Crankshaft Line Bar with Opposing Thrust Face Slides
Special Options
- Quick Change Tooling that is Present on or off the machine for maximum up time.
- Quick Changeable for “Family of Parts” simultaneous production.
- DFC™ Surface Treatment for Friction Reduction and Corrosion Resistance.
- Coolant Available Through the Tool.
- Repair Services
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Why Choose JPT
50+ Years Engineering Excellence – in Tooling & Component Manufacturing
20+ Countries w/ Active Clients & Installations
Millions of Components & Tools Delivered Annually
ISO 9001:2015 Certified & Aerospace-Compliant Facility – Built for Quality, Certified to Perform
Confidentiality & Supporting Solutions – Trusted by Tier 1 suppliers & OEMs
Low-Volume Part Production – Ideal for prototyping, spares, and specialty defense projects
Application-Specific Engineering & Tool Design – Engineered for your exact part geometry
Advanced Tool Life Optimization – More uptime, fewer changeovers.
Made in the USA – Built with pride, precision, and speed.
Custom & Standard – Tailored solutions for your needs, ranging from custom indexable cutting tools to standard designs.
Fast Turnaround Times – Minimize downtime & maximize productivity.
Have a new project or tooling challenge? Let’s talk. Our team is ready to help you find the most cost-effective solution for your specific application.
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