
FrässtrategienMilling strategies
HVM (High Volume Milling) 1717 use of the complete milling cutter, incl. face section
HVMHVM
- very high time rate of material removal Q (cm3/min), especially at low and high alloy steels 1,500 N/mm2 tensile strength
- open, very positive blade geometry for the optimum transport at large cutting depths (ap) and widths (ae)
- stable tool clamping with securing high torques is required for optimum performance
HPM (High Performance Milling)
- conscious use of the entire cutting length (ap)
HPMHPM and reduced cutting width (ae)
- first choice for difficult-to-machine, high strength and hardened materials
- adapted, positive cutting edge geometry for quiet running and low heat generation at the component
- in conjunction with a highly dynamic machine tool a very large time volume Q (cm3/min) is possible
HSM (High Speed Milling)
- targeted use with low chip cross sections (ap x ae)
HSMHSM and high cutting speeds (Vc)
- first choice in the fine-machining and finishing of all material groups
- optimised cutting geometry for high requirements of dimensional accuracy and surface quality
- a tool clamping with a small runout error and optimised balance increases the machining results considerably
Corner designs
radius sharp chamfer