October /10. Improved, New Grades and Chip Breakers for Machining Heat Resistant Super Alloys

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1 October /10 Improved, New Grades and Chip Breakers for Machining Heat Resistant uper Alloys

2 2/10 KEY POINT TaeguTec s new grades and chip breakers for heat resistant super alloys (HRA). TT3010 and TT3020 grades. With a glossy yellow sheen, the TT3010 grade is characterized by high abrasion resistance and high bonding strength due to the use of an ultra-fine substrate. The combination of this abrasion resistant, high bonding strength ultra-fine substrate and a special coated layer enables great chipping resistance which prevents built-up-edges. The new grade is suited for low depths-of-cut finishing plications. The TT3020 grade, with a glossy yellow sheen, uses an ultra-fine substrate that generates high abrasion resistance and toughness during machining. A smooth coated layer surface made through a special treatment process enables excellent resistance to built-up-edges. For HRA materials, it is TaeguTec s most recommended grade for the machining of scaled surfaces and light external plications in the low to medium speed range. MG and FG type chip breakers. The MG chip breaker is a negative press type insert with a sharp cutting edge that reduces cutting resistance and heat generation during machining. Additionally, the insert s high rake angle generates smooth chip evacuation while the insert s wide top face means better insert seating, which promotes stability during operations. The FG chip breaker is a positive ground type insert. Its sharp cutting edge generates low cutting resistance while guaranteeing high precision machining. The chip breaker minimizes heat when machining heat resistant super alloys and the small dot located in the corner is effective for chip control. Furthermore, it is possible to finish machining without workpiece deformation even when processing thin workpieces.

3 3/10 TT3010 grade (PVD coating) features High abrasion resistant ultra-fine substrate Improved anti-chipping and bonding properties layer urface treated smooth coated layer prevents built-up-edges uitable for low depths-of-cut finishing plications Glossy yellow sheen TT3020 grade (PVD coating) features High abrasion resistant, tough ultra-fine substrate Anti-abrasion and cracking resistant layer urface treated smooth coated layer prevents built-up-edges uitable for low to medium speed range general purpose plications Most recommended grade uitable for scaled surfaces and light external cutting plications Glossy yellow sheen

4 4/10 Application range Cutting speed TT econd recommended grade TT First recommended grade * K10 : pecifically for titanium alloy machining rate

5 5/10 Edge geometry of the MG chip breaker (negative press type) Chip breaker Edge geometry 15 MG 15 MG Chip breaker range Depth of cut : CNMG (432) MG Cutting speed (V): 40 m/min Material: Inconel 718 (HB ) 3 2 MG MG Chip breaker features harp cutting edge Low cutting resistance and heat generation in high-temperature alloy machining High rake angle for smooth chip formation Reliable cutting edge s wide top face Enhanced stability during machining

6 6/10 Edge geometry of the FG chip breaker (positive ground type) Chip breaker Edge geometry 14 FG 14 FG Chip breaker range Depth of cut : VBGT (332) FG Cutting speed (V): 40 m/min Material: Inconel 718 (HB ) FG FG Chip breaker features A small dot (corner) Efficient chip control under low depth-of-cut and low feed conditions harp cutting edge Lower cutting resistance and heat generation in heat resistant super alloys machining High rake angle for smooth chip formation Peripherally fully ground cutting edge for high-precision machining

7 7/10 CNMG Negative 80 rhombic inserts 80 ize RE RE CNMG MG MG : tandard items DNMG Negative 55 rhombic inserts 55 ize RE RE DNMG MG MG MG : tandard items

8 8/10 NMG Negative square inserts 90 ize RE RE NMG MG MG MG : tandard items WNMG Negative 80 trigon inserts 80 ize RE RE WNMG MG MG : tandard items

9 9/10 RCMT Positive 7 clearance round inserts ize RCMT MG MG : tandard items VBGT Positive 5 clearance 35 rhombic inserts 35 ize RE RE VBGT FG FG FG : tandard items

10 Recommended Cutting Conditions IO Material Condition P M K N H Non-alloy steel, cast steel, free cutting steel Low alloy steel and cast steel (less than 5% of alloying elements) High alloy steel, cast steel and tool steel tainless steel and cast steel Gray cast iron (GG) Cast iron nodular (GGG) Malleable cast iron Aluminum - wrought alloy Aluminumcast, alloyed Copper alloys Non-metallic High temp. alloys Titanium, Ti alloys Hardened steel Tensile Hardness strength (N/mm 2 HB ) Material No. < 0.25%C Annealed >= 0.25%C Annealed < 0.55%C Quenched and tempered >= 0.55%C Annealed Quenched and tempered Annealed Quenched and tempered Annealed Quenched and tempered Ferritic / martensitic Martensitic Austenitic Ferritic Pearlitic Ferritic Pearlitic Ferritic Pearlitic Not cureable Cured <=12% i Not cureable Cured >12% i High temp Cutting speed Vc(m/min) Coated October 2018 K10 TT5080 TT3010 TT3020 TT9080 >1% Pb Free cutting Brass Electrolitic copper Duroplastics, fiber plastics 29 Hard rubber 30 Annealed Fe based Cured Ni or Co based Annealed Cured Cast Rm Alpha+beta alloys cured Rm Hardened 55HRC 38 Hardened 60HRC 39 Chilled cast iron Cast Cast iron nodular Hardened 55HRC 41 teel tainless steel Cast iron Nonferrous High temp. alloys Hardened steel 10/10