Surface Finishing Cermet Inserts WNMG080404 - MT WNMG431 For Turning Machining

High Quality Surface Finishing WNMG080404-MT WNMG431 Cermet Insert for Turning Machining

Description:

Solid carbide provides better rigidity than high speed steel. It is extremely heat resistant and used for high speed applications on 45steel, cast iron, nonferrous materials, plastics and other tough-to-machine materials.

• Solid carbide tools offer long tool life and faster cutting speeds than other substrates, but are more brittle and must be used with rigid toolholding systems
• Multi Layer coating TiC/Al2O3/TiN
• Good toughness, high strength in use and versatility for roughing, medium roughing of steel, alloy steel and cast-iron, especially for high speed and quick cutting
• Use for slotting and slab or straddle milling

1. 100% virgin raw material of powder for each insert to ensure you top and stable quality.

2. High technical production line to ensure delivery on time.

3. More than10,000 sets of of molds with various of types, sizes, chipbreakers and coating for customer to choice to meet customers requirements. Also we accept special design to open new mould according to customers drawings and samples.

4. Different packages :different color /brand/size of inner plastic box and outside wooden box .

5. 24 hours on line for sales and after sales service and in time technology supports.

Application:

Cermet Inserts are excellent for all machining applications where specifications for high surface quality, dimensional stability and tight tolerances must be adhered to. They guarantee long tool life with small to medium chip cross sections and uniform allowances, and are ideal for fine finishing, finishing and rough finishing of steel, sintered metal and ductile cast iron.It has a reinforced structure that provides excellent chipping resistance, reducing the wear on the insert and preventing sudden fracture.

cermet is a composite material that combines ceramic and metallic materials. The metal is used as a binder for carbide. Typically, metals such as nickel and cobalt are used.

PVD-coated cermet has high abrasion resistance and fracture resistance thanks to the use of the PVD coating technology (Physical Vapor Deposition) on a basis material of micro-grain carbide.

The substrate is coated by the PVD method with TiN, TiCN, and/or TiAlN. The end results are materials that are suitable for precision machining and machining of difficult-to-cut materials. Inserts in these grades are tougher and harder than carbide and come with precision sharp cutting edges. They even have superior toughness and sharper cutting edges than ultra micro-grain carbide grades, with excellent wear resistance and thermal crack resistance.

Features of cermet inserts

Cermet grades provide long tool life and excellent surface finish, combining toughness with superior wear resistance.

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