Brand New End Mills Coming From Iscar Will Boost Productivity While Shrinking Costs

Manufacturers and die & mold shops can eliminate chatter problems in plenty milling operations with Iscar's completely new Chatterfree carbide end mills. The cutters' variable-pitch flute pattern dismisses harmonic vibration, the prime source of chatter. This allows faster cutting and finer finish in rough or finish slotting, shoulder milling and cavity milling. In addition, users also report longer edge life due to decreased chatter. The chatter-free feature is attainable in both solid carbide endmills and tips in Iscar's Multi-Master replaceable-tip line. Diameter range is 6 to 20mm for the solid carbide endmills, and 8 to 20mm for Multi-Master tips. These unique endmills are excellent for lower power machines with ISO40 or BT40 adaptations. The solid carbide adaptation can achieve full slot machining up to 2xD. Depth capability on the replaceable-tip version is more restrained since the active length is shorter. In full slotting applications on alloy steel, the solid carbide construction conveniently handles 0.03-0.05 feed rates at 180-220mm/min surface speed and 2xD depth of cut.

Finishred - Innovative Solid Carbide Endmills

Iscar is presenting the EFR.. B44 and the MM EFS.. Finishred a advanced solid carbide end mills family. The Finishred carbide endmill is a consolidation of both roughing and finishing endmills in a single tool. Roughing endmills remove metal from work pieces more briskly and proficiently than traditional endmills. However, roughing endmills leave grooves on the machined surface. In consequence, after using a roughing endmill, a finishing endmill has to be used in order to accomplish a even surface finish. This requires time-consuming tool change, setup time and inevitably of keeping two endmill types in the inventory.

Qualities of the Finishred Endmills:

The EFR.. B44 and the MM EFS.. endmills feature 4 flutes with 45 degree helix, two serrated flutes and two continuous flutes.

The cutting edges of the finishing flutes are radially farther from the tool axis than the cutting edges of the serrated flutes. The finishing flutes eliminate the grooves produced by the roughing flutes, leaving a smooth surface finish.

The tool is fully competent and permits running at rough machining parameters, ending in finish surface quality.

The distinguished tool design subdues vibration at high load applications.

The tool creates short and long chips concurrently. This chip mixture is evacuated more readily than each individual chip type, an exceptional solution in slotting and cavity milling applications.

The Finishred is also offered with the Multi-Master indexable milling head option which couples the Finishred includes with the benefit of little setup time, no regrinding costs and the extensive range of shank and extension choices are offered for the Multi-Master milling heads.

A single tool replaces the roughing and finishing endmills; therefore lowering stock.

Tool change and setup time can be eliminated.

An extra tool position is gained on the machine

New Chip Splitting Solid Carbide Endmills for Raised Metal Removal Rates

ISCAR is announcing the ECP-3/4L family of chip splitting endmills. The unprecedented endmills are presented with 3 and four 38 degree flutes in grade IC900. They have 2xD and long shanks with decreased neck diameter, which facilitate machining along high shoulders, at high feeds. These endmills, due to their chip splitting element and force distribution can be used very effectually on low power machines (CAT40/BT40/ISO40). The serrated cutting edge includes flat peaks which leave a nicer surface finish, in contrast to the current rougher carbide endmills. The ECP endmills are suggested for machining austenitic and martensitic stainless steel, at up to 2xD depth of cut. They can be implemented on alloyed steel as well. All of the preliminary tests conducted at many customers' locations showed remarkable results.

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Iscar Announces A New Family Of Slitting Cutters Utilizing Tang-Grip Technology And The Sturdiness Of Sumo Tec Grades
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Brand New Tools And Carbide Insert Configurations From Iscar To Better Maximize The Machining Procedure
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Iscar Adds Their Latest Creations To A Long Line Of Successful Hole Producing Solutions
Iscar recently released several different drilling innovations to meet their customers needs. These new products are Sumocham Drill, DR-DH and Deep Drills. Drawing off of their experience Iscar has come up with new and innovative ways to increase productivity for the end user.

A Couple Of The Many Improvements In Carbide Inserts From Iscar Over The Last Decade
Iscar is introducing a new unique milling system with tangential, clamped, butterfly-shaped LNKX carbide inserts. The butterfly-shaped insert has significant advantages compared to the current flat, square shapes. The new geometry has more cutting edges, positive rake face, reduced cutting forces resulting in higher performance.

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