Product category:
Milling cutters
News Release from: ITC Tooling | Subject: 2071 and 2072 cutters for graphite
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 19 July 2004
Cutters have high wear resistance to
graphites
Diamond coated, high wear resistant micro grain carbide end millshave a 30 degree helix specifically designed for machining graphite.
Specialist manufacturer of tooling solutions ITC, recently launched its 2071 and 2072 cutters The diamond coated, high wear resistant micro grain carbide end mills both have a 30 degree helix specifically designed for machining graphite
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 6 Feb 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Diamond end mills offer longer life in graphite
Diamond coated, high wear resistant micro grain carbide end mills have a 30 degree helix specifically designed for machining graphite with longer tool life than equivalent carbide tools.
The 2 flute 2071 series end mill efficiently machines graphite and other similarly abrasive materials providing a significantly improved tool life compared to equivalent carbide tools.
The 2072 series is a 2 flute solid carbide ball nosed cutter.
Both series are available in sizes from 2mm to 12mm in 2mm increments with a length of cut ranging from 7mm to 25mm.
The cutters have a reach ranging from 8mm to 40mm with an overall length of 75mm on cutters up to 6mm and 100mm for end mills up to 12mm diameter.
The 2071 series will cut at feeds up to 0.04mm per tooth at speeds beyond the capabilities of most modern machine tools.
The 2072 series ball nose end mill will comfortably cut graphite at spindle speeds up to 20,000 rev/min at feed rates of up to 3m/min.
The tools can be modified to specific requirements within ITC's state of the art CNC manufacturing facility.
The company also has the capability to manufacture complete tooling to meet individual specifications.
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