y Correction Value According to Overhang Length

Multiply the recommended cutting conditions on pages L232─L234 by the corrections factor x overhang length.

Correction Value According (inch)
Cutting Dia. Max.
TypeDCXOverhang LengthCutting Speed vc(SFM)Depth of Cut apFeed fz(IPT)
100%100%100%
Shank Type1.9693.0×DCON90%100%90%
4.0×DCON80%80%90%
< 2.5×DCX100%100%100%
3.0×DCX85%100%90%
2.000─3.1504.0×DCX80%80%80%
5.0×DCX75%75%60%
Arbor Type6.0×DCX70%70%40%
8.0100%100%100%
>3.93712.085%100%90%
16.080%80%80%

Overhang Length

DCON=Connection Dia.

y CUTTING SPEED (Dry Cutting)(inch)
Work MaterialPropertiesCutting Speed vc(SFM)
PMP6130MP6120MC7020VP15TFVP30RT
Mild SteelHardness460 (295─590)490 (330─655)720 (560─885)490 (330─655)395 (260─525)
Carbon Steel AlloySteelHardness 180─280HB395 (230─590)460 (260─655)655 (490─820)460 (260─655)330 (195─490)
Carbon Steel AlloySteelHardness 280─350HB395 (230─590)460 (260─655)655 (490─820)460 (260─655)330 (195─490)
Alloy Tool SteelHardness (Annealing)395 (230─590)460 (260─655)655 (490─820)460 (260─655)330 (195─490)
Pre-hardened SteelHardness 35─45HRC295 (165─425)360 (230─490)─360 (230─490)260 (130─395)
MMP7130MP7140MC7020VP30RT
Austenitic Stainless SteelHardness525 (425─655)490 (395─590)720 (560─885)490 (395─590)
Austenitic Stainless SteelHardness >200HB460 (330─655)425 (260─590)620 (460─785)425 (260─590)
Ferritic and Martensitic Stainless SteelHardness490 (330─655)425 (260─590)720 (560─885)425 (260─590)
Duplex Stainless SteelHardness425 (260─590)360 (195─525)590 (425─755)360 (195─525)
Precipitation Hardening Stainless SteelHardness360 (195─525)295 (165─425)560 (395─720)295 (165─425)
KVP15TF
Gray Cast IronTensile Strength525 (395─655)
Ductile Cast IronTensile Strength490 (330─655)
Ductile Cast IronTensile Strength395 (260─525)
SMP9130MP9120VP15TF
Titanium Alloy─130 (100─195)165 (100─210)165 (100─210)
Heat Resistant Alloy─100 (65─130)130 (65─165)130 (65─165)
HVP15TF
Hardened SteelHardness 40─55HRC230 (130─330)

Note 1) To discharge chips effectively, use an air blow when machining. When the air blow is less effective at discharging chips, we recommend wet cutting. Note 2) When wet cutting, tool life may become shorter than dry cutting. When carrying out wet cutting for the applications recommended with dry cutting, reduce the cutting speed by 25%. Note 3) When large vibration occurs, reduce the cutting conditions. L232 Note 4) For interrupted cutting, reduce the cutting speed and feed rate by 20%.