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Cutting Tools: Types, Materials, Applications, Selection Tips, Care & Safety for Machining & Woodworking

A general term for tools used in metal or non-metal cutting, including milling cutters, drills, boring heads, etc. Made from HSS, carbide, etc., they require appropriate coatings (e.g., TiN, TiAlN) based on materials and processes, suitable for turning, milling, drilling, etc.
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Advantages of the product

Long Tool Life

Carbide tools with DLC coatings offer 500+ parts per edge in automotive die casting, while HSS tools with TiN coatings extend life by 30% in high-volume production. Reduces tool replacement costs by 40% in CNC machining.

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Tools that require ductility for complicated shapes like multi-flute end mills (up to 8 flutes) and taps are machined of iron and high tungsten/molybdenum content HSS alloys. Their operations are conducted in workshops with small batch production where the steel is processed at low to medium speeds (20-60 m/min) with a prerequisite of heat treatment to 560°C. The economic efficiency for non-ferrous metal and plastic machining is due to flank surface precision grinding (Ra ≤ 0.8 μm) done to the tools.

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How do cutting tools support sustainability?

Reusable carbide inserts and regrindable HSS tools reduce waste, while eco-friendly coatings (TiCN) minimize environmental impact, aligning with circular economy principles.

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Carbide end mills with variable helix angles (45°) minimized vibration in titanium alloy blades, allowing 300m/min speeds. Their durability reduced tool change time by 40% in 5-axis machining centers.

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Coolant Integration

Coolant Integration

Tools with internal coolant channels (pressure up to 20MPa) improve chip evacuation in deep holes and reduce tool temperature by 30%. Essential for machining heat-sensitive materials like Inconel and stainless steel.
Industry Compliance

Industry Compliance

Meets ANSI/ASME B94.19 standards for cutter geometry and ISO 14424 for tool life testing, ensuring consistency in aerospace, automotive, and medical device manufacturing.
Sustainable Design

Sustainable Design

Reusable carbide inserts and regrindable HSS tools reduce waste, while eco-friendly coatings (e.g., TiCN) minimize environmental impact. Aligns with circular economy principles in manufacturing.