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KI
3 steps to success
With KENNA PERFECT there are just three easy steps to choosing the correct insert and cutter
type. The following criteria determine which cutter and inserts should be used:
1. Workpiece material
2. Area of use
3. Stability of the system
2. Area of use of insert
1. Selecting the workpiece material
Choose the appropriate group from 6 material groups:
The diagram below shows the recommended area of use for a milling insert.
A distinction is made between light (L), general (G) or heavy (H) machining.
This information is also contained in the insert name, so the correct area of use can be identified from the insert name alone (e.g. SEKR1203AFENGP).
Steel
Stainless steel
Cast iron
Non-ferrous metals
16
Heavy-machining materials
10
6,3
E
Q.
O
Hard materials
4
0,08 0,1 0,125 0,16 0,2 0,25 0,32 0,4 0,5
Feed per tooth fz (mm per tooth)
2

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