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Drilling, boring and reaming
News Release from: Kennametal UK | Subject: KenTIP high-performance modular drill
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 04 November 2003
Drill sizes changed without unclamping
Modular high-performance drill adds value by reducing machining time and down-time. Its clamping system enables the cutting tool to be changed while still in the machine.
The new modular KenTIP high-performance drill from Kennametal adds value by reducing machining time and down-time The completely new KenTIP clamping system enables the cutting tool to be changed while still in the machine
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 30 Apr 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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As a result, setup and adjustment times on lathes and special machines can be reduced to an absolute minimum.
The special combination of drill head and holder permits feeds which previously were only possible with solid-carbide drills.
The chips are formed on the drill head in order to avoid erosion of the tool body.
The two large coolant holes are precisely directed at the cutting edges.
Consequently, a film of cutting fluid builds up between the faces and chips, considerably reducing friction and the cutting temperature.
Large-capacity flutes ensure optimal chip flow, and the stepped shape on the back of the drill prevents chips from welding on and jamming.
The new HP (HP = Highly Positive) ground profile of the self-clamping drill head works with distinctly reduced cutting forces and possesses excellent self-centering capability.
KenTIP drills can also be installed in SEFAS chamfering tools, which reduces the need for additional operations.
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