New concept, greater benefits
Developed to meet the specific needs of parting and grooving applications, CoroCut® 2 offers a new level of process security and productivity for your machining. With this versatile tool concept, you’ll get the stability you need while keeping your cost per component down and your metal cutting efficiency up.





CoroCut® 2 inserts are produced with a unique, in-house developed patented technology, resulting in improved edge line quality for a superior tool life. Even the smaller inserts now feature the rail interface, which offers a more precise insert position and minimizes insert movement for improved stability. The wiper design on all parting geometries ensures an excellent surface finish. All new inserts are compatible with existing CoroCut 1-2 tool holders.

The new first-choice grade GC1225 offers superior flank wear resistance and edge line toughness and is ideal for all parting, grooving and turning operations in good conditions. Grade GC4425 offers an excellent combination of high wear resistance and good edge security for grooving, turning and parting off operations in stable conditions. Our latest addition, grade GC1205, is developed for machining aged nickel-based HRSA materials and offers good adhesion and flank wear resistance.

CoroCut® 2 parting blades are upgraded with internal coolant and an improved clamping finger design, which ensures a higher clamping force and better lateral stability. Tool holders with precision coolant are updated with a screw clamp solution. Combined with the new rigid rail insert seat design, insert movement is reduced to a minimum without any loss of clamping force.

CoroCut® 2 is a cost-efficient solution for cutting depths where double-edged inserts can be used. CoroCut® QD and CoroCut® QF are the best choices for larger depths of cut and CoroCut® QI is recommended for face and internal grooving in small diameters.


CoroTurn® SL cutting blades enable a wide range of tool combinations from a small inventory of adaptors and cutting heads.



Positive parting-off geometry that can be used in a wide variety of workpiece materials with low to medium feeds. It features a wiper for high surface quality.

First choice for optimal center parting off in most materials and light intermittent applications, for example parting hexagonal bars.

Productive parting-off geometry for a wide variety of workpiece materials. Use when a strong edge line is needed, for example for interrupted cuts.

First choice parting-off geometry for eliminating pips and burrs. Suitable for both bars and tubes, and a wide variety of workpiece materials, mainly ISO P and ISO M.

Ground geometry used with low feed for precision grooving. Low cutting forces and good surface finish. Available in many cutting widths and grades.

Universal grooving geometry for all materials with outstanding chip control. Reduces chip width to guarantee good surfaces.

Parting and grooving geometry for long chipping materials using low to medium feed. Features the most aggressive chip breaker in the CoroCut® concept.

The most universal geometry in CoroCut®, ideal for use in all application areas. Designed for low feed and good chip control. Good surface finish thanks to the wiper design.

Geometry with strong edge and corners for general turning operations in all materials. A positive geometry eliminates the risk of built-up edge.

Finishing geometry for profiling operations with low feeds and small depths of cut. The perfect choice for finishing HRSA components.

Universal profiling geometry with a wide cutting data window. Excellent performance when used in non-linear profiling. Flashlight technology edge line quality allows for -RM in grade S205.

Ground, high-precision profiling geometry optimized for ISO M and ISO S, where a positive and sharp geometry is needed for high surface quality and tool life.
Machining conditions

Good

Average

Difficult


GC1225: First choice grade for CoroCut. For all parting, grooving and turning operations in good conditions. Works well on low carbon and other smearing materials. Medium cutting speeds.
GC1135: For operations demanding toughness, such as parting off to center and interrupted cuts. Same grade as 2135, renamed to follow CoroCut QD/QF/QI. Low to medium cutting speeds.
GC1145: For operations demanding extreme toughness such as interrupted cuts and parting-off to center on stainless steel. Low cutting speeds.
GC4425: Excellent combination of high wear resistance and good edge security. To be used in grooving, turning and parting off operations in stable conditions. Medium to high cutting speeds.
CT5015: A titanium-based grade with excellent resistance to oxidation and smearing. For high quality surface finishes when grooving low-alloy steels under fairly good conditions. Moderate cutting speeds and feeds.
GC3115: A highly wear-resistant grade for grooving and turning applications under stable conditions. Also effective in hard steels. High cutting speeds.
H13A: Good wear resistance and toughness combined with edge sharpness. To be used on non-ferrous and titanium materials.
S205: A wear resistant CVD-coated grade for high-speed finishing in the cutting speed range between legacy carbide grades and CBN grades.
GC1205: Grade for machining aged nickel-based HRSA materials. Offers good adhesion and flank wear resistance. The hard substrate and PVD coating allow for a significant increase in cutting speed and tool life.
The upgraded CoroCut® shows how a cost-efficient and secure parting and grooving operation can be achieved.
CoroCut® 2 with -RF geometry and grade GC1205 offers superb chip-breaking capabilities in nickel-based HRSA materials. With this combination, you will achieve secure machining with high surface integrity results, and can meet the strictest standards in the aerospace industry.
The upgraded CoroCut® shows how a cost-efficient and secure parting and grooving operation can be achieved.
Place orders, view prices and check tool availability
Join us. Stay updated.