
Victory Toughness/Wear Resistance
WP Grades for Steel WK Grades for Cast Iron
- Three grades and seven primary
- Three grades across 12 geometries for
| geometries for use in roughing to | use in roughing to fi nishing operations. |
| fi nishing operations. | • Very good balance of wear resistance |
- Increase cutting speed and/or and toughness for long predictable tool feed rate to gain productivity. life. Flat top geometry for machining
cast iron. For fi nishing to roughing applications. toughness toughness
| WM Grades for | WS Grades for |
| Stainless Steel | High-Temp Alloys |
- Two grades to cover all of your
- Two grades for use in roughing
cast iron turning operations. to fi nishing operations.
- Increase cutting speed and/or
- Very good wear resistance for
| feed rate by up to 30% over similar | longer tool life. |
| competitive grades. | • One uncoated grade for use |
toughness toughness in titanium.
Positive and Negative Inserts
Positive Inserts Negative Inserts
- Screw-on inserts are the fi rst choice for
- Negative style inserts are your fi rst choice for general
| I.D. turning of all materials and O.D. turning | machining of all materials on medium to large lathes. |
| on small to medium lathes. | • Negative style inserts offer the best economy for high |
- Suitable for all workpiece materials. metal removal rates.
- Available in fl at-top and chip-control geometries with both moulded and ground peripheries.
- Suitable for all workpiece materials.
Ceramic Inserts PcBN and PCD Inserts
- Ceramic inserts are a great choice for productive
- PcBN can be used for machining steels with a hardness
machining of high-temp alloys. higher than 48 HRC.
- Negative rake inserts are also recommended for
- PcBN inserts can also be used for productivity improvements
the machining of hardened materials and cast irons. in machining cast irons and high-temp alloys.
- Available in fl at-top geometries with moulded and
- PCD inserts are used for machining non-ferrous materials.
ground peripheries.