
Calculation of Required Machine Power M-type Tools
Use the formulas below or use our internet web tool at: the insert’s cutting edge http://mpwr.iscar.com/machinimgpwr For an insert with a width smaller than 2.2 mm, there are no standard catalog tools available. There are 2 Turning options as to how to use these narrow inserts: 1 Modify an existing tool and adjust the support
c p c under the insert to the required width
h∙ 60,000 2 Use a standard M-type tool without support
R under the insert will disturb machining (threading inserts, pulley-V inserts and various specially tailored inserts) and therefore the above explanation should be considered W These tools also provide the option for customers to use a very wide range of insert widths on the same tool (up to 6.4 mm) f Machining conditions need to be light due to a f p little support and limited gripping forces Grooving/Parting K Values c
| Mtl. Gr. No. Kc [N/mm2] |
| 1 2000 |
| 2 2100 |
| 3 2150 |
| 4 2200 |
| 5 2100 |
| 6 2100 |
| 7 2100 |
| 8 2100 |
| 9 2100 |
| 10 2500 |
| 11 3250 |
| 12 2300 |
| 13 2800 |
| 14 2600 |
| 15 1100 |
| 16 1300 |
| 17 1100 |
| 18 1800 |
| 19 900 |
| 20 1000 |
| 21 500 |
| 22 800 |
| 23 800 |
| 26 700 |
| 27 700 |
| 28 1700 |
| 31 3000 |
| 32 3100 |
| 33 3300 |
| 34 3300 |
| 35 3200 |
| 36 1700 |
| 37 1700 |
| 38 4600 |
| 39 4700 |
| 40 4600 |
| 41 4500 |
h∙ 60,000
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P = c c [kW]
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For material groups, see page 432