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RECOMMENDED CUTTING CONDITIONS

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Work MaterialCarbon Ste Mild Steelel, Alloy Steel (≤280HB)Carbon Ste Alloy Tool S Pre-hardeneel, Alloy Stee teel d Steell (>280HB)Austenitic S Titanium Alltainless Ste oyelHardenedSteel (40-55HRC)
DC (inch)Revolution (min-1)Table feed (IPM)Depth of cut ae (inch)Revolution (min-1)Table feed (IPM)Depth of cut ae (inch)Revolution (min-1)Table feed (IPM)Depth of cut ae (inch)Revolution (min-1)Table feed (IPM)Depth of cut ae (inch)
1/161810039.9.0121400030.9.0121200026.5.0121000022.0.0010
3/321200026.5.019940020.7.019800017.6.019670014.8.0020
1/8900029.8.025700023.1.025600019.8.025500016.5.0030
3/16600026.5.037470020.7.037400017.6.037330014.6.0040
1/4450022.7.050350017.6.050300015.1.050250012.6.0050
5/16360019.8.062280015.4.062240013.2.062200011.0.0060
3/8300019.8.075230015.2.075200013.2.075170011.3.0080
1/2230015.2.100180011.9.10015009.9.10013008.6.0100
Depth of CutDCDC

DC : Dia. Note 1) When cutting austenitic stainless steel, the use of water-soluble cutting fluid is especially effective. Note 2) If the depth of cut is smaller than this table, feed rate can be increased. Note 3) If the rigidity of the machine or the work material installation is very low, or chattering and noise are generated, please reduce the revolution and the feed rate proportionately.

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