The meticulous manufacturing process allowed excellent axial runout of side face and roughness, as well as roughness of machined surface to improve dramatically in contrast to original high speed steel products.
The high speed cutting of varied materials such as nomal steel and cast iron saves time in the manufacturing process.
In contrast to high speed steel products, solid carbide products are far more resistant to wear. This means you will replace the tools at less frequency, and at lower cost.
As long as the cutting depth is not affected, please use the largest possible flange, and attach to the main shaft from both sides.
Metal slitting saws and screw slotting sutters become more and more vulnerable to vibrations and thrust stress as their thickness decrease. Therefore the machinery used should be at the top condition.
Vibrations outside and from the side may cause problems. Please make sure there are no external vibratinons.
| JIS | Performance range | Work | Features / Applications | |
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| P10 |  | Carbon steel Alloy tool steel Cast steel Stainless steel Heat-resistant alloys | Strong against creater wear (tooth face), but vulnerable to chipping. To be uesd when processing is relatively easy. | |
| P20 | Carbon steel Alloy tool steel Cast steel Stainless steel Heat-resistant alloys Malleable iron castings | Used in cutting normal steel and cast steel. | ||
| P30 | Carbon steel Alloy tool steel Cast steel Stainless steel Malleable iron castings | Used when processing is relatively difficult. ※１ |
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| P40 | Carbon steel Alloy tool steel Cast steel Stainless steel | Used in cutting large areas at low speed. Best when processing is extremely difficult. | ||
| M10 |  | Cast iron Stainless steel Heat-resistant alloys Malleable iron castings | Used when cast irons processed by cutter at high cutting speed, at high feed speed. Or used when the processing is fairly easy. |
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| M20 | Carbon steel Alloy tool steel Stainless steel Heat-resistant alloys Malleable iron castings Ductile iron castings | Can be used when cutting nomal steel as well as cast irons. Best used when shocks from machinery, heat, chipping and cracking may result during cutting process. | ||
| M40 | Cast iron Carbon steel Alloy tool steel Stainless steel | Used when toughness is most required. | ||
| K01 | | Hard cast iron Chilled cast iron Thermal refining steel Cast iron Stone material | Used when wearing down from the abrasive frictions (wear of flank face) is problematic, as opposed to damages from the heat caused by rough or hard surfaces. | |
| K10 | Chilled cast iron Thermal refining steel Cast iron Aluminum alloy | Used for cutting cast irons. It also lasts longer than other carbide grades for steel cutting, when interrupted wet cutting of steel and sensitive feed, thin depth of cut. |
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| K20 | Cast iron Aluminum alloy Non-ferrous metals Wooden material | Best used when cutting non-ferrous metals in which smoll wedge angle and toughness is required. | ||
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Z01 | | Steel Cast iron Non-ferrous metals Non-metallic materials | Best used when cutting requires sensitive feed, thin depth of cut, high precision at low speed. Toughness is retained even though it keeps the hardness of the nomal carbides because of micro structure. Best fit for precision machining of tools with small diameter and thickness. |
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