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Tool Life Comparison in Alloy Steel (P20), AMG 1.5 0 8.0mm, Cutting Depth 3 x 0
Number of Holes
End of Too/Life
50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
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800
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BENEFITS
200
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Dormer
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High productivity and
consistent tool life. Exceptional value with no compromise on quality. Multi-application drilling across a wide range of materials, including Carbon and Alloy steels, Stainless steels, Cast Iron, non-ferrous metals - Aluminium & Mag­nesium alloys & Copper. Excellent hole quality. Reduced tooling costs. Easy to re-grind. Reduced stock­holding - one drill machines many materials.
Tested against two competitor equivalent drills, the R457 drilled an average of 30% more holes than the nearest competitor in P20 (AMG 1.5) Alloy Steel material, running at 75m/min / 0.2mm/rev, Dormer's recommended conditions on this application.
Cost per Hole Comparison in Alloy Steel (P20), AMG 1.5 0 8.0mm, Cutting Depth 3 x 0
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0.060
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0.050
0.040
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0.030
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0.020
0.010
0.000
DormerCompei/oor 7
Compei/oor^ Compei/or 3
Tool Type
The graph shows that the cost per hole on the three competitor equivalent drills averaged between 14% and 30% higher than for R457 in P20 (AMG 1.5) Alloy Steel material, running at the company recommended conditions over a period of 30 minutes.
For Dimensional information, see pages 53, 55, 71, 73 of the Dormer Carbide Catalogue 07
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