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Screw-on type TAC Mills
                  T/EAW13                                                          ~ .197in  Air Hole  Steel  Stainless  Cast Iron  Non-ferrous
                                                                                  45°
                      Standard cutting conditions
                                                                                Roughing (Depth of cut: > .039 in)
                     Work Material        Grade          SFM                         Feed per tooth fz (ipt)
                                                                                                          Without
                                                                    MJ        ML        HJ       MS      Chipbreaker  AJ
                                          AH120        330-890    .002-.012  .002-.010  .008-.024  -    .002-.012     -
                   Mild Steel, Unhardened   T3130      500-985    .002-.012    -     .008-.024    -     .002-.012     -
                         Steels
                       (<180 HB)          AH140        260-590    .002-.012    -         -     .004-.010    -         -
                                          NS740        330-985    .002-.009    -         -        -     .002-.009     -
                                          AH120        330-760    .002-.010  .002-.008  .008-.020  -    .002-.010     -

                  Carbon Steels, Alloy    T3130        490-920    .002-.010    -     .008-.020    -     .002-.010     -
                    Steels (<300 HB)      AH140        260-490    .002-.010    -     .008-.020    -         -         -
                                          NS740        330-760   .002-.008     -         -        -     .002-.008     -
                      Die Steels,         AH120        330-590   .002-.008  .002-.006  .008-.016  -     .002-.008     -
                   Prehardened Steels
                      (<30 HRC)           T3130        330-590   .002-.008     -     .008-.016    -     .002-.008     -
                                          AH120        490-820   .004-.010  .004-.008  .008-.020  -     .004-.010     -
                    Stainless Steels
                       (<250 HB)          AH130        330-760   .004-.010  .004-.008  .008-.020  .004-.008  -        -
                                          AH140        260-660   .004-.010     -     .008-.020  .004-.008   -         -
                   Cast Irons, Ductile    T1115        330-820   .002-.010     -     .008-.024    -     .002-.010     -
                         Irons            AH120        330-820   .002-.010  .002-.008  .008-.024  -     .002-.010     -
                  Aluminum Alloys (Si<12%)  KS05F      985-3300      -         -         -        -         -     .002-.008
                    Aluminum Alloys       KS05F        260-985       -         -         -        -         -     .002-.008
                       (Si>13%)
                     Copper Alloys        KS05F        660-1650      -         -         -        -         -     .002-.008
            9                                                             Light cutting to finishing (Depth of cut: < .039 in)
                     Work Material        Grade          SFM        MJ        ML     Feed per tooth fz (ipt)  Without   AJ
              TAC Mills                   AH120         330-890   .002-.010  .002-.008  .008-.024  -    .002-.010    -
                                                                                                 MS
                                                                                        HJ
                                                                                                         Chipbreaker
                   Mild Steel, Unhardened
                         Steels           T3130         500-985   .002-.010    -     .008-.024    -     .002-.010    -
                        (<180 HB)         AH140         260-590   .002-.010    -        -     .002-.008     -        -
                                          NS740         330-985   .002-.008    -        -         -     .002-.008    -
                                          AH120         330-760   .002-.008  .002-.006  .008-.020  -    .002-.008    -
                   Carbon Steels, Alloy   T3130         490-920   .002-.008    -     .008-.020    -     .002-.008    -
                    Steels (<300 HB)      AH140         260-490   .002-.008    -     .008-.020    -         -        -
                                          NS740         330-760   .002-.007    -         -        -     .002-.007    -
                       Die Steels,        AH120         330-590   .002-.007  .002-.005  .008-.016  -    .002-.007    -
                   Prehardened Steels
                       (<30 HRC)          T3130         330-590   .002-.007    -     .008-.016    -     .002-.007    -
                                          AH120         490-820   .004-.008  .004-.007  .008-.020  -    .004-.008    -
                     Stainless Steels     AH130         330-760   .004-.010  .004-.007  .008-.020  .004-.007  -      -
                       (<250 HB)
                                          AH140         260-660   .004-.008    -     .008-.020  .004-.007   -        -
                   Cast Irons, Ductile    T1115         330-820   .002-.008    -     .008-.024    -     .002-.008    -
                         Irons            AH120         330-820   .002-.008  .002-.007  .008-.024  -    .002-.008    -

                   Aluminum Alloys (Si<12%)  KS05F     985-3300      -         -        -         -         -     .002-.008
                    Aluminum Alloys       KS05F         260-985      -         -        -         -         -     .002-.008
                       (Si>13%)
                     Copper Alloys        KS05F        660-1650      -         -        -         -         -     .002-.008
                  Notes:  •  When cutting at a large depth of cut or a large cutting width, the cutting speed (v c) and feed (fz) should be set to the lower side of the values
                         shown in the above table.
                       •  Dry cutting (or air-blowing) is generally recommended. However, when chips tend to excessively adhere to the cutting edges such as when
                         machining stainless steel, use a water soluble cutting fluid. In this case, use AH140 grade at speeds lower than v c = 400 SFM.
                       •  When wet machining mild steels, carbon steels, and alloy steels, use T3130 at lower cutting conditions.
                       •  TAW13 type TAC mills can not be used for axial-feed cutting such as ramping, plunging, and drilling.


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