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CNC Milling Round Carbide Inserts YBM253 ONHU08T508 With PM Chipbreaker

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CNC Milling Round Carbide Insert YBM253 ONHU08T508 with PM Chipbreaker for semi-finishing Machining

 

Description:

 

1. 100% virgin raw material of powder for each insert to ensure you top and stable quality.

 

2. High technical production line to ensure delivery on time.

 

3. More than10,000 sets of of molds with various of types, sizes, chipbreakers and coating for customer to choice to meet customers requirements. Also we accept special design to open new mould according to customers drawings and samples.

 

4. Different packages :different color /brand/size of inner plastic box and outside wooden box .

 

5. 24 hours on line for sales and after sales service and in time technology supports.

 

Application:

 

The Chipbreaker Instruction of Carbide Indexable CNC Turning Inserts
DFChip-breaker with special angle design can make cut easy,control chip and get good surface quality.
DMWidely used chip-breaker is used for semi-finishing and finishing machining steel and stainless steel.
DRSpecial chip-breaker with high toughness cutting edge can reduce cutting force.
PMWith stronger cutting edge,it is better for intermittent cutting than -DM,with widely cutting zone of P type material.
HFWith sharp cutting edge,used for finishing machining inner hole,fine finishing surface can be got with small feed rate.
HMWith sharp wave cutting edge to reduce cutting force,it is the first choice for semi-finishing machining of inner holes and can make chip flow smoothly.
HRWith tough cutting edge,used for roughing/machining of inner hole and intermittent machining workpiece with irregular surface.
LHMainly recommended for finish turning,Typical parts: Ordinary aluminum parts.

 

In addition to normal milling operations, there are certain applications that are particularly damaging to carbide. Here are some of the most difficult jobs that demand a lot of strength from the shape of the insert:

  • Milling of castings, where the axial depth often varies throughout the cut,
  • Workpieces with hard spots or inclusions that cause unpredictable insert life,
  • Raw materials that are flame or plasma cut, leaving very hard surfaces to machine,
  • Forgings or castings with slag or scale on the surface that can result in the notching of the insert,
  • Hardened steels, tool steels and cast irons, and
  • Heat resistant materials like Inconel, titanium and Hastelloy.

Clearly the shape of the round insert is the major reason for its strength and reliability. One major reason for the success of the round insert in so many applications is that the axial and radial cutting forces can be managed by changing the axial depth of cut. A high radial cutting force can cause vibration and chatter. Conversely, a high axial force can cause the workpiece to move in its fixturing and cause poor tolerances. With the use of traditional milling cutters, the lead angle dictates the kind of cutting force produced.

 

Multiple Cutting Edges

A milling insert is limited to the number of indexes by its number of corners. A round insert, on the other hand, is able to provide many cutting edges. It all depends on how deep the cut is. The fewest edges available would be where the insert is "buried" at one-half the IC of the insert -- this would provide four edges. The maximum amount of edges can be as many as eight or more for very light cuts. Thus, the per-index cost of a round insert is less than an insert with three or four indexes.

 

In the past, it was difficult for an operator to index to a new edge with a round insert. After loosening the insert screw, he would have to "eyeball" to find the new cutting edge. Recent insert pressing advancements have allowed some manufacturers to press-in location facets into the back of the insert (Figure 6). With these facets, the operator gets a true, distinct index every time he goes for a new edge. This way the guess work is taken out, and all of the insert may be utilized. The facets also help to hold the insert in the pocket, keeping it from rotating under heavy loads.

 

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