HP Rougher

Rougher Profiles

Finishing Flat Shallow Fine-Profile
End MillProfile RougherRougher
Straight cutting edge
Ra = 0,5–0,8Flat profileCord profile
Rz = 4–6Ra = 2,5–3,5Ra = 12–14
Lower powerRz = 20–25Rz = 90–110
Higher feed speedLow power consumptionLow power consumption

Higher feed speed, less sensitive Higher feed speed, not sensitive to to vibration, good wear resistance; vibration, good wear resistance. good surface finish that is better than finisher tools.

Power Consumption

Profile Name Profile Name Profile Name

Flat shallow profile Fine-profile rougher Chipbreaker pitch

Application Area:Application Area:Application Area:
Wide product range to cover mostWide product range to cover mostWide product range to cover most
applications in aerospace market segments.applications in general engineering, as wellapplications in general engineering, as well
Mainly for hard steel and stainless steelas aerospace market segments. Mainly foras aerospace market segments. Mainly
and high-temperature alloys applicationssteel applications in profiling and slotting,for steel and stainless steel applications in
in profiling and slotting, very good chipprovides less force on the part. It willprofiling and slotting, provides less force
evacuation and wear resistance. It willprovide Surface finish Ra 12-14 Rz 90-110.on the part. It will provide surface finish Ra

provide surface finish Ra 2.5-3.5 Rz 20 25. 2.5-3.5 Rz 20 25.

DQ13

  • Centre cutting.
  • Chipbreaker profile.
  • All ferrous workpiece materials.

4906

  • Centre cutting.
  • Fine profile.
  • All ferrous workpiece materials.

4976/4U70 Series

  • Centre cutting.
  • Flat shallow profile.
  • Steels, stainless steel, and high-temperature alloys.

4U50

  • Shallow pitch rougher.
  • 4–6 flutes with variable spacing.
  • Short length of cut and 3 x D diameter neck length.
  • Stainless steel and high-temp alloys.
  • Centre cutting.

4U80

  • Shallow pitch rougher.
  • 4–6 flutes with variable spacing.
  • Regular length of cut.
  • Stainless steel and high-temp alloys.
  • Centre cutting.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE PRODUCTS SHOWN, PLEASE SEE PAGES B43–B50.