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MICRO-GRAIN CEMENTED CARBIDE (SOLID TOOLS)


  • Compared to general cemented carbide, micro-grain alloy has higher wear resistance and higher toughness.
MF10
Micro-Structure of MF10
TF15
Micro-Structure of TF15

SELECTION STANDARD
Cutting Tool Recommended Grade Workpiece
PCB Drill SF10
MF07
MF10
MF20
Non-Metal
Solid Carbide Drill
Turning Inserts
Milling Inserts
TF15 Steel, Cast Iron
Solid End mill HTi10
TF15
MF10
Steel, Cast Iron
Gear Hob
Reamer
Tap etc.
TF15
MF20
MF30
Steel, Cast Iron, etc.
CUTTING PERFORMANCE
CUTTING PERFORMANCE
<Cutting condition>
Workpiece:
Die steel (40HRC)
Tool:
ø6mm,4 flutes
Helical Angle:
30°
vc=30m/min
n=1,600min-1
fz=0.02mm/tooth
vf=128mm/min
Depth of Cut in the Axial Direction=9.0mm
Depth of Cut in the Radial Direction=0.6mm
Down Cut, Dry


GRADE CHARACTERISTICS
Grade Grade Characteristics ISO Wear Resistance Fracture Resistance Corrosion Resistance
Specific Gravity Hardness(HRA) T.R.S(GPa)*
HTi10 14.9 92.0 3.2 K10
TF15 14.5 91.0 4.0 K20
SF10 14.9 92.7 3.8 K01
MF07 14.7 93.2 3.9 K01
MF10 14.6 93.0 4.0 K01
MF20 14.2 92.0 4.4 K10
MF30 13.7 90.7 4.3 K20
*1GPa=102kg/mm2
**After HIP