Materials in manufacturing
When machining materials, the most suitable cutting tool material (grade) and insert geometry for each workpiece are important considerations for a trouble-free and productive machining process. Other parameters, such as cutting data, tool path, etc. are also vital for successful results.
This section provides basic information about:
- Cutting tool materials, such as cemented carbide, ceramics, CBN, PCD, etc.
- Workpiece materials and classifications from a machinability point of view
Precision coolant advantages for machining aerospace materials
The role of coolants in machining aerospace parts has undergone something of an evolution.... chevron_right
Milling inserts and grades for non ferrous materials
This PCD-tipped grade is best for light roughing to finishing in stable conditions.... chevron_right
Turning inserts and grades for non ferrous materials
H10 is a first choice grade for roughing and finishing of aluminum alloys. This uncoated... chevron_right
Cylinder block
Aluminum block Cast iron block The cylinder block is the component that serves... chevron_right
