
3 holes equally spaced Cutter diameter DC (mm) Nominal diameter DCONWS (mm)
| 50/63 | 80 | 100 | 125 | 160 |
| 22 | 25.4 | 31.75 | 38.1 | 50.8 |
FMH22 FMH25.4 FMH31.75 FMH38.1 FMH50.8
Notes on arbors: when using TAW13 or TPW13 type, use through center air.
Nominal diameter
| 16 | 22 | 25.4 | 31.75 | 38.1 | 50.8 | |
| DCONWS (mm) | ||||||
| Applicable arbor | SMA | FMC | FMA | FMA | ||
| types | FMA | FMA | ||||
| SM1 | SM1 | FMC | SMB | |||
| Through hole diameter | ||||||
| 4 ~ 6 | 5 ~ 8 | 6 ~ 9 | 10 ~ 13 | 10 ~ 15 | 10 ~ 15 |
ød1 (mm) When using the TAW13 or TPW13 type with through center air (coolant or mist), the correct arbor must be used with through center air supplying.
| Approach | In slotting or pocketing, when chips are likely to remain in the cutting | The inserts should be clamped by using the wrench supplied with the |
| angle | zone, internal air supplying or air blow is recommended to prevent chip | TAC Mill. |
| 10°-20000° | recutting. | After a long period of use, the clamping screws and wrench may be- |
Use of inserts other than those specifi ed, can result in poor cutting and come deformed or damaged. These elements must be replaced as soon cause damage to the cutter body. Therefore, specifi ed inserts from the as possible. 45° Tungaloy catalogue must be used. Before changing or indexing the inserts, remove chips or other foreign
matter from the insert, insert pocket and cutter body by using an air blast 70° or cloth.
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