Aerospace Solutions Canada
Cutting tools and manufacturing technologies
for aerospace manufacturing
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Services
Aerospace cutting tools & machining technologies
TOOLTIP Aerospace Solutions Canada supplies cutting tools, consumables, and proven machining/assembly technologies for aerospace manufacturing environments — covering both production machining and aircraft assembly hole-making.
Aerospace cutting tools
for demanding materials
Manual drilling & assembly hole-making
Process analysis & optimization
​What we provide
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Cutting tools for aerospace materials
Tooling solutions for aluminium, titanium, CFRP, and multi-material stacks (hybrid stacks / mixed packages)—including tool concepts for consistent quality, stable process windows, and predictable tool life.
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We have expertise in machining (e.g. manual or half-automated drilling and reaming) of
Aluminium Alloys: Al2024-T3, Al2024-T351, Al6061-T6, Al7050-T7451, Al7075-T6, Al7075-T7351
Titanium Alloys: Ti-6Al-4V (Gr5), Ti-6Al-4V ELI (Gr23), Ti CP (Gr2)
Stainless & High-Strength Steels: SS15-5PH (H1025), SS17-4PH (H900), A286, 300M, 4340
Nickel Alloys (Superalloys): IN718, IN625
Composites & Stacks: CFRP (Carbon/Epoxy), GFRP (Glass/Epoxy), CFRP/Ti Stack, CFRP/Al Stack
High-Performance Polymers: PEEK, PEKK, PPS, PTFE
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Manual drilling & hole-finishing solutions
Tools and process recommendations for high-quality hole-making in assembly operations (e.g., drilling, reaming, and related hole-finishing steps), especially where repeatability and compliance are critical.
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Process analysis, technology recommendations & lab validation
Assessment of your current manufacturing and assembly processes, followed by practical recommendations for tools, parameters and workflows. We validate tools and technologies in our state-of-the-art lab to identify the most robust approach—helping you reduce cycle time, tool cost and rework while increasing process stability and quality in aerospace production.
About us
TOOLTIP Aerospace Solutions Canada is the Canadian branch of TOOLTIP (TOOLTIP GmbH, Germany), specializing in cutting tools and machining technologies for aerospace manufacturing and assembly as well as in digital solutions for tool data management. We combine proven engineering expertise and a strong European aerospace network with local support and fast response for customers in Nova Scotia.
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We also collaborate closely with the European space and aerospace ecosystem: TOOLTIP is part of the European Space Agency - ESA BIC network and actively engaged with aerospace clusters in Germany, giving our customers access to a broader innovation community, industry best practices, and proven approaches from leading aerospace manufacturing environments.
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Your Contacts in Nova Scotia
Frank Sander is an experienced Manufacturing Engineer with a strong aerospace background in production and assembly environments. He brings over 10 Years experince at AIRBUS Group in such areas as Lean Manufacturing, Value Stream Mapping, quality and conformity (incl. non-conformities/CAIR), standard operating instructions (SOI), and production process verification (PPV)—combined with hands-on capability in SAP, CATIA V5, and technical English aligned with ASD-STE100. With additional training from EADS Canada (5S, aerospace composites) and solid HSE/safety qualifications, Frank supports customers on-site with practical, compliant process improvements and reliable implementation.
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Dr.-Ing. Dmytro Borysenko has 5+ years of experience in aerospace manufacturing, specializing in cutting tools and drilling technologies—from manual to semi-automatic and fully automated hole-making. He develops and validates new machining approaches in a modern lab environment, with a clear focus on reducing cost per borehole, improving process stability and quality, and supporting customers in industrialization and tenders.
Contact
If you’re facing manufacturing challenges or want to optimize your production, get in touch by phone or email—or use the form below to book a free initial consultation. We’re happy to visit you on-site or schedule a web call, whichever is more convenient.