y Cutting Conditions for Shoulder Milling

(inch)
&.625", .672"&.750", .797"&1.000", 1.047"
Work MaterialNo.Hardness&16mm, 17 mm&20mm, 21 mm&25mm, 26 mm
apaefr (IPR)apaefr (IPR)apaefr (IPR)
P.010.012.014
Mild Steel1.177─.472.006.236─.551.010.295─.669.011
.472─.669.004.551─.866.007.669─1.063.008
Cb Stl.008.010.012
aron ee All Stl2180─350HB.177─.472.006.236─.551.008.295─.669.010
oy ee.472─.669.003.551─.866.006.669─1.063.007
M.008.010.012
Stainless Steel1,2,3,4.177─.472.006.236─.551.008.295─.669.010
.472─.669.003.551─.866.006.669─1.063.007
K.010.012.014
Cast Iron1,2.177─.472.006.236─.551.010.295─.669.011
.472─.669.004.551─.866.007.669─1.063.008
N.012.014.016
Aluminum Alloy1,2,3─.177─.472.008.236─.551.012.295─.669.013
.472─.669.006.551─.866.009.669─1.063.010
S.006.007.008
Titanium Alloy1─.177─.472.004.236─.551.006.295─.669.007
.472─.669.002.551─.866.004.669─1.063.005
H.006.008.009
Hardened Steel140─55HRC.177─.472.004.236─.551.006.295─.669.007
.472─.669.002.551─.866.005.669─1.063.006
&1.250", 1.297"&1.500"
Work MaterialNoHardness&32mm, 33mm&40 mm
.apaefr (IPR)apaefr (IPR)
P.016< .472.020
Mild Steel1.374─ .866.013.472─1.102.016
.866─1.378.0101.102─1.732.012
Cb Stl.014< .472.016
aron ee2180─350HB.374─ .866.011.472─1.102.013
Alloy Steel.866─1.378.0081.102─1.732.010
M.014< .472.016
Stainless Steel1,2,3,4.374─ .866.011.472─1.102.013
.866─1.378.0081.102─1.732.010
K.016< .472.020
Cast Iron12374─ 866013472─1102016
,. . .866─1.378.. .010.. 1.102─1.732.. .012
N.018< .472.022
Aluminum Alloy1,2,3─.374─ .866.015.472─1.102.018
.866─1.378.0121.102─1.732.014
S.010< .472.011
Titanium Alloy1─.374─ .866.008.472─1.102.009
.866─1.378.0061.102─1.732.007
H.010< .472.012
Hardened Steel140─55HRC374─ 866008472─1102009
. . .866─1.378.. .006.. 1.102─1.732.. .007

L Note 1) Please pay special attention on the depth of cut when using the short edge type. Note 2) When using the G1-breaker wiht coated grades VP15TF, MP6120 or MP9120, reduce the feed rate by 20%. Note 3) For more information on "No.", please refer to page L201 for cutting speed.

A3 is the depth of cut for the full dual blade portion at the end of the

cutting edge. Beyond the range of A3 where overlapping occurs, there is an 6DC area where the cutting edge becomes single bladed, not forming 4.5DC full dual blade configuration. BT50BT50 As such, please pay special attention to the relationship between 3DC depth of cut and feed. BT40

In general, the edge at the border of cut tends to suffer from1.5DCHSK63
damages. At large depth of cut operations, applying the following*
depth of cut (t), at which the edge is full dual bladed at the borderDC= Cutting Edge
of cut, is recommended to prevent damage to the cutting edge.Diameter050%100%
(inch)Feed Rate
Tool DiameterRecommended Depth of Cut tChatter vibration and other problems tend to
.625, .672.472─ .551occur at operations where overhang length is
& .750, .797.551─ .669large and/or machine rigidity is low, resulting in
* Figures for A3 and APMX are& 1.000, 1.047.669─ .866unstable machining.
shown in the table of holder&1.250, 1.297.866─ 1.102Please reduce feed accordingly, using the
standard.&1.5001.102─ 1.378above chart as a guideline.