
Chamfer and Cut-Off 1. Break in and/or groove 2. Chamfer 3. Cut-off
1 2 3
V-Belt Pulley Grooves 1. Break in 2. Multiple plunge to depth at minor width of groove
3-4. Bevel, plunge and turn to minor diameter 1 2 3 4
Neck Recessing a 5. Multiple plunge grooves 6. Necking On neck turning, DOC (a)=up to size of insert corner radius
1 2 3 4 5 6
Cut-Off on Eccentric Tubes Inserts with 4º lead angle are usually recommended for tubes. However, the combination of eccentric bore and machine resiliency may increase feed-snap on breakthrough and damage the cutting edge. Changing to 6º lead angle inserts will moderate breakthrough. Alternatively, inserts with an extra negative rake-land that strengthens the cutting edge are available on request.
The tools are equipped with a user-friendly clamping and extraction device
ETG 5-7 (for 5-7 mm tools) ETG 2 (for 2 mm tools) ETG 1.4 (for 1.4 mm tools) ETG 8-12 Extractor for 8 to 12.7 mm Inserts Extraction Side Extracting
Insertion Side Clamping ETG 3-4 (for 3 and 4 mm tools) The flat side of the pin must face up
Extracting
Clamping