Commenting on the cryogenic process and the treated cutters, Andy Priscott, managing director said:

"Cryogenics has come a long way since Sir James Dewar first discovered the process at the end of the 1800s. The process was advanced by NASA during the space race and commercialised during the 1990s.

There is now a considerable body of evidence that the process extends the life of cutting tools. We are so confident that you will have extended life from your cutting tools, Cryogenic offers you this guarantee:

if your production records clearly indicate that the processed tools showed no cost advantage over the unprocessed tools, we will gladly refund the cost of the cutters."

The cryogenic treatment extends the life of cutters and thereby reduces the cost of tooling. Treated cutters will typically last twice as long as their untreated partners. The cryogenic treatment is not just skin deep; it changes the structure at a molecular level through the entire cutter so that the benefits are retained even after regrinding.

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