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CD10
This PCD-tipped grade is best for light roughing to finishing in stable conditions. A wear-resistant grade that works well in highly abrasive workpiece materials at high cutting speeds, it provides excellent surface quality and process stability and is suitable for both wet and dry machining.Benefits and features
CoroMill 5B90 – This Is Why It Works
Learn how the exact placement of each insert allows for a unique combination of high feed milling and close tolerances.
Face Milling in Aluminum
Learn more about how to manage a stable and burr-free machining process with predictable insert tool life when machining cylinder heads.
Getting Started with Aluminum Milling
Aluminum machinability largely depends on its Si content. Hypo-eutectic is the most common type, with an Si content below 13%.
Find your grade
Our range of insert grades for non-ferrous materials includes a PCD-tipped grade, cermet grades, PVD-coated carbide grade, and uncoated carbide grades for various machining conditions. Use the information below to find the right grade for your production.
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Low abrasive work piece materials | High abrasive work piece materials |
H13A
Hard, uncoated grade for roughing to semi-finishing with sharp edges in average to stable conditions. Excellent surface finish in wet and dry machining.
H10
Very hard, uncoated grade for light roughing to finishing with sharp cutting edges in stable conditions with high demands on the quality of the surface finish for wet and dry machining.
CD10
Polycrystalline diamond-tipped grade (PCD) with sharp edges for light roughing to finishing in stable conditions for wet or dry machining with a high demand on the quality of the surface finish and process stability. Good choice for abrasive materials.
Complementary grades
Highlights
Milling – Initial Considerations
Milling has evolved into a machining method with a very broad range of operations. Carefully consider configurations before milling.
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CVD or PVD?
Basic knowledge of cutting tool materials is important to make the correct choice. Learn more about the advantages and recommendations of each cutting tool material.
