Big Kaiser Offers Insert Grades for Cutting Stainless Steel, Aluminum
Big Kaiser’s has released a new set of insert grades for its C-Cutter Mini, C-Centering Cutter and Fullcut Mill tool products.
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Big Kaiser has released a new set of insert grades for its C-Cutter Mini, C-Centering Cutter and Fullcut Mill tool products. The new inserts are optimized to extend tool life when machining stainless steel or aluminum.
Suited for peck-drilling, ramping, and helical and shoulder milling, the Fullcut Mill is now available with the PVD-coated carbide ACP300 having nanometer-level thickness and multilayered TiAIN and AICrN film, replacing the ACZ350S for general steel applications. Another insert, the ACM300F, is designed specifically for stainless steel work, with fracture and welding resistance.
The ACM250F stainless steel grade can be used for chamfering and spot drilling with the C-Cutter Mini or C-Centering Cutter. The PVD-coated carbide insert resists welding and chipping thanks to the multilayered thin film structure made of AlTiN and TiAlCrN. The ACM250F replaces the ACZ150 used with the C-Centering Cutter.
The DS20 for aluminum/non-ferrous metals is also available for the C-Centering Cutter. Its diamond-like DLC coating is described as ultra-smooth, whose low wear coefficient and welding resistance effectively prevent burrs.
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