MARTIN MILLER
FLATBED STEEL
RULES

BUT OUR CUTTING EDGE IS EVEN TOUGHER." Plasma technology: Martin Miller´s secret. A few seconds at a temperature of approximately 10,000° C ensures a precise hardening process, without affecting the body hardness like other methods do. The result: extreme edge hardness for extreme rule lifetime.
Martin Miller steel rules

FLEXIBLE ACTION AND THINKING OUTSIDE OF THE BOX." We provide our customers with today´s and tomorrow´s leading technologies. Take for example our Supra Z rule: An extremely sharp, precisionground cutting edge with homogeneous, super-smooth bevel surface guarantees an outstandingly clean and burr-free cutting performance. 
Martin Miller steel rules

BUT WE ARE IN THE REIGHT POSITION TO MEET OUR PROMISES." Martin Miller is a reliable and stable partner for successful customers. And stability in every situation is what our customers expect from our cutting rules. Need an example? Our MicroTop rule combines three advantages in one product: It offers the stability of a big cutting angle (75°), it works with the cutting pressure and cutting process of a proven standard 54° rule and it features the unique Martin Miller plasma hardening technology.
Martin Miller steel rules

SOFT WHERE IT IS NEEDED AND HART WHERE IT MATTERS!" Thanks to our special hardening technique every Martin Miller steel rule comes with a hard inner body and a decarburized surface zone that acts like a soft skin. This combines the advantages of high rule stability (needed for long tool life) and good and uniform bendability (needed for automatic rule processing) in one product. 
Martin Miller steel rules

WE KNOW THAT ONLY RELAXED ACTIONS LEAD TO FANTASTIC RESULTS." The way we treat our customers is also the way we treat our high-performance steel: stress-free! We use mechanical and thermal stress relieving on our rotary rules after curving them to the required diameter. This technique offers important benefits: a precise inner curving diameter, a tight fit in the die tool, and a minimised risk of cracks and material fatigue fractures.
Martin Miller steel rules