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ISO PSM Material
Wear Resistance Toughness (Brinell) 1 choice Alternative
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ISO PSM Material (Brinell)
| PH5705 | PH7920 | PH7930 | PH5740 | PHS740 | PH7740 | 1 | Unalloyed Steel | 125-220 | LP | MP | ||||
| P | 2 | Low-Alloyed Steel | 220-280 | LP | MP | |||||||||
| 1 | Unalloyed Steel | 125-220 | 3 | High-Alloyed Steel | 280-380 | MP | - |
P 2 Low-Alloyed Steel 220-280 4 SS - Ferritic / Martensitic 200-330 LP -
3 High-Alloyed Steel 280-380 M 5 SS - Austenitic 200-330 LP -
4 SS - Ferritic / Martensitic 200-330 6 SS - Austenitic-ferritic (Duplex) 230-260 LP -
M 5 SS - Austenitic 200-330 7 Malleable Cast Iron 130-230 MK -
6 SS - Austenitic-ferritic (Duplex) 230-260 K 8 Grey Cast Iron 180-245 MK -
7 Malleable Cast Iron 130-230 9 Nodular Cast iron 160-250 MK LP
Good Conditions S 11 Heat Resistant Super Alloys 200-320 LP -
| K | 8 | Grey Cast Iron | 180-245 | ||||
| 9 | Nodular Cast iron | 160-250 | Average Conditions |
S 11 Heat Resistant Super Alloys 200-320 Difficult Conditions
Condições de corte recomendadas | Condiciones de corte recomendables Vc (m/min)
ISO PSM Material HB Wear Resistance Toughness
(Brinell)
PH5705 PH7920 PH7930
| 1 | Unalloyed Steel | 125-220 | - | 180 (260) 320 | - | ||||||
| P | 2 | Low-Alloyed Steel | 220-280 | - | 150 (200) 240 | - | |||||
| 3 | High-Alloyed Steel | 280-380 | - | 140 (180) 200 | - | ||||||
| 4 | SS - Ferritic / Martensitic | 200-330 | - | - | 120 (180) 200 | ||||||
| M | 5 | SS - Austenitic | 200-330 | - | - | 100 (140) 180 | |||||
| 6 | SS - Austenitic-ferritic (Duplex) | 230-260 | - | - | 90 (110) 140 | The points and letter (R or L) on the insert indicates the | Wiper insert with 4 Right and 4 Left-hand cutting edges. | ||||
| 7 | Malleable Cast Iron | 130-230 | 170 (190) 305 | - | - | side that should be parallel to the workspace material. | The side work of the insert it’s indicated by the letter | ||||
| K | 8 | Grey Cast Iron | 180-245 | 180 (280) 350 | - | - | R (Right) & L (Left). | ||||
| 9 | Nodular Cast iron | 160-250 | 130 (160) 210 | - | - | ||||||
| S | 11 | Heat Resistant Super Alloys | 200-320 | - | - | 35 (50) 75 |
Vc (m/min) HB Feed fz (mm/t)
ISO PSM Material (Brinell) Wear Resistance Toughness WIPER INSERTS
PH5740 PHS740 PH7740 SNH(K)X/ONH(K)X
1 Unalloyed Steel 125-220 - 160 (200) 240 160 (200) 240 0,15 (0,25) 0,4 F
F w
| P | 2 | Low-Alloyed Steel | 220-280 | - | 140 (160) 200 | 140 (160) 200 | 0,15 (0,25) 0,4 | Rec. Cutting Conditions: | |
| 3 | High-Alloyed Steel | 280-380 | - | 120 (140) 170 | 120 (140) 170 | 0,15 (0,25) 0,4 | - Fw at least 40% larger than fn (fn-f2xZ); | ||
| 4 | SS - Ferritic / Martensitic | 200-330 | - | - | 110 (140) 160 | 0,1 (0,20) 0,3 |
- Axial depth of cut is 0,5 - 0,8mm.
| M | 5 | SS - Austenitic | 200-330 | - | - | 90 (120) 140 | 0,1 (0,20) 0,3 | 0,05 mm ~ 0,07 mm |
| 6 | SS - Austenitic-ferritic (Duplex) | 230-260 | - | - | 80 (100) 120 | 0,1 (0,20) 0,3 |
Example:
7 Malleable Cast Iron 130-230 150 (170) 260 - - 0,15 (0,25) 0,4
- The width of the parallel land (F) of the insert is 1mm.
| K | 8 | Grey Cast Iron | 180-245 | 155 (190) 290 | - | - | 0,14 (0,25) 0,4 | |||
| 9 | Nodular Cast iron | 160-250 | 115 (140) 180 | - | - | 0,14 (0,25) 0,4 | - Width a cutter of 10 inserts and using a feed per tooth (fz) of 0,3mm, the feed per revolution (fn) will be 3mm, i.e. 66% bigger than the parallel land. | |||
| S | 11 | Heat Resistant Super Alloys | 200-320 | - | - | 20 (40) 55 | 0,1 (0,15) 0,17 | - To obtain a good surface finishing, the feed per revolution should be a maximum of 80% of 1mm = 0,8mm. |
(Note 1) Cutting conditions ae/Dc=70%. - The wiper insert will have a parallel land (Fw) with a width of approximately 6,0mm. (Note 2) It’s possible to occur vibrations in certain cases. Please reduce depth of cut and / or reduce cutting conditions in following cases: - Result: Feed per revolution (fn) could be increased from 0,8mm to 60% of 6,0mm = 3,6mm. - When using long shank; Note: Other limitations, such as machine power, must be taken into consideration. - When using long tool overhang with arbor type; - When application has poor clamping rigidity or when using a low rigidity machine. (Note 3) PH5… and PHS… can be used wet or dry. PH7… use only air. How to use a wiper insert: Selection Example: - Since wiper is one corner use to standard cutters, please attach the insert with the parallel land down to the workspace cutting surface. Vc (m/min) - The points and the letter (R or L) on the insert indicates the side that should be parallel to the worspace material. Feed fz (mm/t)
ISO PSM Material HB Wear Resistance Toughness - The side work of the insert it’s indicated by the letter (R - Right & L - Left).
(Brinell)
PH5705 PH5740 SNHX/ONHX
| 7 | Malleable cast iron | 130-230 | 170 (190) 305 | 150 (170) 260 | 0,15 (0,25) 0,40 | |
| K | 8 | Grey cast iron | 180-245 | 180 (280) 350 | 155 (190) 290 | 0,14 (0,25) 0,40 |
| 9 | Nodular cast iron | 160-250 | 130 (160) 210 | 115 (140) 180 | 0,14 (0,25) 0,40 |
This example shows the recommended starting cutting conditions, indicated in Bold type.