Sumitomo Electric
Mount Prospect, Ill.
sumicarbide.com
Integrated threading solution
Kennametal Inc.
Augusta, Ga
kennametal.com
Versatile face mill
Standard cutter bodies range from 2 1 /2 to 12-in. diameters. Standard inserts have a wiper flat for one-pass machining on many applications.
Ingersoll Cutting Tools Co.
Rockford, Ill.
ingersoll-imc.com
Diamond-coated inserts
Surface coating is a lamination of vapor-deposited titanium that improves lubricity and prevents material welding to an insert.
Mitsubishi Materials USA Corp.
Rolling Meadows, Ill.
mitsubishicarbide.com
Coolant-driven cutter
Four standard head sizes machine bores to 1 /2-in. I.D. Cutter widths arefrom 3 /32 to 1 /2 in.
Eltool Corp.
Cincinnati
eltool.com
Quick-change drill-and-tap combo
North American Tool Corp.
South Beloit, III.
natool.com
Coated turning-grade inserts
Aluminum-oxide-coated TP2000 turning-grade inserts reduce roughing and finishing time up to 40% when cutting steel, as compared with ISO P25 grades. The new Seco-Carboloy inserts combine the toughness of a P30 grade with the speed and wear resistance of a P20 grade.
The new coating withstands high temperatures and increases speed. The TP2000's substrate resists plastic deformation for long tool life. High edge strength and adhesion between the substrate and coating results in a predictable wear pattern.
Seco-Carboloy Inc.
Warren, Mich.
carboloy.com
Stable cutters
F2334 cutter features include a chip-space-opening angle of almost 60° and a square seat that prevents rotation. Straight-shank and screw-fit cutters come in 1.00 and 1.25-in. diameters. Face mill versions include 1.50, 2.00, and 2.50-in. diameters. Circumference-ground indexable inserts (geometry D57, in grades WXM35 and WXP45) are available with diameters of 8, 10, and 12 mm.
Walter Waukesha Inc.
Waukesha, Wis.
walterwaukesha.com
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