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                   TUNGAL O Y                                                                  Steel  Stainless  Cast Iron Non-ferrous  Super alloys
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                                                          Brinell            Cutting Speed        Feed per tooth fz (ipt)
                             Work material               Hardness  Grades
                                                          HB                   Vc (SFM)           MJ              AJ
                   Low carbon steels (1018, 1045 etc.)   ~ 650                 330 ~ 820       .003 ~ .008         -
                   High carbon steels (1045, 1055 etc.)  650 ~ 300
                                                                   AH725       330 ~ 750
                   Alloyed steels (4140, 4340 etc.)    150 ~ 300                              .003 ~ .006          -

                   Tool steels (H13, D2 etc.)            ~ 300                 330 ~ 590
                   Stainless steels
                   (304, 316 etc.)                         -       AH140       295 ~ 590       .003 ~ .008         -
                   Grey cast irons (CLASS 25-40 etc.)
                                                       150 ~ 250   AH725       460 ~ 820       .003 ~ .009         -
                   Ductile cast irons (65-45-12 etc.)
                   Aluminum alloys (Si < 13%)                                 980 ~ 3300
                   Aluminum alloys (Si ≥ 13%)              -       KS15F       330 ~ 650           -           .002 ~.010
                   Heat-resisting alloy                    -                    65 ~120                            -
                    (Inconel 718, Ti-6Al-4V etc.)                  AH725                       .003 ~ .006
                  · To remove excessive chip accumulation use an air blast.  shown in the above table.
                  · When chips stick to the cutting edges (aluminum machining),  · Cutting conditions are limited by machine power and
                   use a water soluble cutting fluid.                   material rigidity. When the cutting width or depth is large,
                  · When interrupted cutting or cutting a casting skin, the   set Vc and fz below the recommended values and check the
                   cutting feed (fz) should be reduced to below the values   machine vibration and spindle load.




                      Cautionary points when using HJ inserts                      TungRec 07 type HJ inserts
                                                                                   Standard conditions
                  HJ type inserts are designed for high feed machining.
                  Please note the following when using HJ inserts:                                                            9
                  1. The peripheral shape of HJ insert differs from that of other   .039
                  inserts (MJ, AJ).  However the same insert pocket can be used.
                  2. When using HJ inserts, all the inserts on the cutter body must   .031
                  be HJ type.  Do not use other types of inserts (MJ and AJ types)
                  with HJ inserts on the same cutter body.                        .024                                         TAC Mills
                  3. When using CAD/CAM, program it as a radius cutter.  The table   Depth of cut: ap (in)
                  below shows the corner R in programming and the uncut area (t).    .016
                  4. With HJ inserts, the tool diameter is equal to the diameters           Superalloys  Steel Stainless
                  shown on p. 9-80 øDc + .024 in                                  .008
                                                                                                       Cast Iron
                                                                                    0     .008   .016   .024  .031   .039
                                                                                            Feed per tooth: fz (ipt)



                                          Max. ap: .031 in                       Max. depth  Main cutting   Amount left  Corner R

                                                                                                                  when
                                                                                                       uncut
                                                                                   of cut
                                                                                           edge length
                                                                                                                 program-
                                                                                                        t (in)
                                                                                 max ap (in)
                                                                                             W (in)
                                                                                                                  ming
                                                                  Amount left
                                rε =                            t uncut            .031       .118      .016     R .020
                                R.032 in
                                       10°                                                              .012     R .039
                    tool diameter:  w                         R
                    p. 9-80 øDc + .024 in                    Corner R when
                                                             programming




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