CARBIDE

RECOMMENDED CUTTING CONDITIONS

Work MaterialCarbon stee Alloy steel( AISI 1050, A AISI P20 etl, Cast iron, ─30HRC) ISI 35, c.Alloy steel, Pre-harden AISI H13, A AISI P21 etTool steel, ed steel ISI W1-10, c.Austenitic s Titanium all AISI 304, A Ti-6Al-4Vtainless steel, oy ISI 306, etc.Hardened st AISI H13 etceel (45─55H .RC)
DCRevolutionTable feedRevolutionTablefeedRevolutionTablefeedRevolutionTablefeed
(mm)(min-1)(mm/min)(IPM)(min-1)(mm/min)(IPM)(min-1)(mm/min)(IPM)(min-1)(mm/min)(IPM)
342001104.33400953.72600702.82100502.0
434001405.527001104.32100853.31700602.4
529001706.723001405.518001003.91500702.8
625002007.920001706.715001305.11300853.3
819002208.715001706.712001505.91000853.3
1016002208.713001706.79501305.1800853.3
1213001706.711001505.98001003.9670702.8
1610001405.58201104.3600803.1500502.0
208001104.3650853.3480702.8400401.6
Depth of cutDC ≤0.05D ≤2.5DC (C (MAX.0.5m ≤0.3DC MAX.3mm)m)DC≤0.02DC ( ≤2DC ≤0.0 (MAMAX.0.3mm) 5DC X.0.5mm)

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) The above table shows cutting conditions for shoulder milling. For slotting, please reduce the feed rate only to 50% of the table figure. Please set the revolution rate at 60% and the feed rate at 40% when slotting austenitic stainless steel. I Note 4) When drilling, please set the feed rate at 1/3 or below of the above value. Note 5) If the rigidity of the machine or the work material installation is very low, or chattering is generated, please reduce the revolution and the feed rate proportionately.