About Us

2001
Winslow Engineering purchases the complete Winslow product line from Giddings & Lewis. The company is located at N7677 N. Peebles Lane, Fond du Lac, WI.

2001
Winslow Engineering purchases the right to build and support the 560 Scope and 560 DRO Tool Analyzers from the Precision Twist Drill Company in Crystal Lake, IL

2004
Winslow Engineering designed and built the 932 Autoloader. The 932 came as a result of customer's request. The 932 automatically grinds Conventional and Helical points on new drills in the size range of 1/2" (12.7mm) - 1" (25.4mm). The operator needs to manually load the drill blanks into a hopper. The 932 then automatically extracts a drill from the hopper and inserts it into the Workhead on the machine where the grinding occurs. The finished ground drill is pushed out of the Workhead when a new unground drill is inserted.

2010
Winslow Engineering designs and builds the 560L Video Tool Analyzer. The 560L has 19" X, 6" Y and 6" Z travel. The base is designed to accommodate longer and larger diameter tools and parts. All axes are supported by linear rails. Many new options are offered to accommodate our customers needs for tool holding and lighting.

2011
Winslow Engineering designs and builds the 560S Video Tool Analyzer. The 560S has 16" X, 6" Y and 6" Z travel. The base is designed to accommodate shorter tools than the 560L Video Tool Analyzer. All axes are supported by linear rails. Many new options are offered to accommodate our customers needs for tool holding and lighting.

2012
Winslow Engineering introduces the 560 Mini Video Tool Analyzer. The 560 Mini Video provides an inexpensive easy to use means for inspecting cutting tool geometry. The image of the tool is projected onto a computer monitor for ease of viewing. The 560 Mini Video comes with a very easy and simple to use software package and camera. You can save and email images. The inspection data can be downloaded to an Excel spreadsheet. A kit is available to convert a 560 Scope and 560 DRO Tool Analyzer to a 560 Mini Video.

2014
Winslow Engineering designs and builds the Model 950 Tool Shank Flat Grinder. Tool blanks are manually placed in a hopper and the blanks are automatically fed through the machine to the final stage where the flats are automatically ground on the shank of the tool.

2017
Winslow Engineering has designed and built the new 560G Video Tool Analyzer. The 560G comes with 18.5"X, 6.4"Y, and 7"Z axes travel. We offer many different Tool Holding fixtures, optical lens combinations, and accessories.

2017
WEI has come out with a low cost, easy to use, quality tool/part analyzer that we have named the 560C Video Tool Analyzer. The 560C takes up minimal table space but still offers the same quality and rigidity as the 560S, 560L, and now new 560G Video Tool Analyzers. You are able yo use most of the same accessories as used on the 560G.

2018
Winslow Engineering designed and built the Model 530 Benchtop Splitter. The 530 is a cost effective, easy to use machine for splitting HSS and carbide drills from 1/8" - 1/2" diameter. The 530 has a 1HP spindle motor, to power the 7" diameter CBN grinding wheel. The 530 has a built in coolant system. Drills are manually inserted into the support bushing. The operator times the drill and pulls down on the handle for stock removal. The operator then rotates the tool 180 degrees, retimes the drill, and splits the other side.

2019
Winslow Engineering designs and debuts the AutoInspect Tool Analyzer using a collaborative robot to auto inspect tools on our 560C Video Tool Analyzer. The robot grabs a tool from a tray and places it in front of the 560C Video Tool Analyzer. The Tool Analyzer automatically locates the pre programmed features for inspection.The inspection data is saved and can be downloaded onto a spreadsheet for analysis.