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PVD-coated carbide milling tip for the chemical and mechanical industries - Model RPMW 1003MO
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Description
Welcome to our shop! Discover our set of 10 cemented carbide end mills, high-performance cutting tools designed to meet the most demanding machining requirements. Each end mill is coated with an ALTIN (gold) PVD layer, which significantly enhances its properties. Their optimized design ensures fast and smooth chip evacuation, eliminating the risk of scratching the workpiece surface. They offer excellent cutting performance, suitable for a wide variety of work scenarios. Made of cemented carbide, these milling cutters have high hardness, exceptional wear resistance, and provide a high-quality surface finish, while minimizing material adhesion to the tool. With their robust blade, they allow for high-speed machining operations, ensuring precise work, smooth operation, and increased resistance to breakage. These versatile milling cutters are used in numerous industrial sectors such as mechanical engineering, chemicals, medical, sports, military, and petroleum. They are primarily used for turning internal and external faces, end faces, and for forming steel parts. They are perfectly suited for machining common steel parts, plastic molds, mold blanks, and are suitable for a wide range of materials with a hardness up to HRC30°, such as 45, 40CrMo7, P20, 4Cr5MoSiV1, 718S, 718H, 738, MAK55 steels, as well as 314, 316, or 201 stainless steels. This set includes 10 high-precision milling cutters, ready to meet your most demanding machining challenges.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Compatible machineDrill
- Material to Work OnSteel
- Coating for drill bits and milling cuttersCarbide
- Bit typeRotary file
- Sold as a setYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME221184927
- MMID348343657291
- Product code4059764497683
- EAN4059764497683
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