Overview: The document provides technical specifications and guidelines for using shell
end mills, specifically designed for machining titanium and other materials. It highlights the features of the UW90 series, including large chip spaces and special geometry for efficient cutting.
Specifications: The shell end mills are available in various sizes, with specific dimensions for diameter (D), bore diameter (dH7), length (L), and cutting edge length (SL). The document lists several models, such as 02U.5007.001 and 02U.8010.001, each with different specifications to suit various machining needs.
Cutting Edge and Insert Details: The tools use a 4 cutting edge UD-indexable insert, with internal cooling capabilities. The inserts are identified by codes like UD..1204.R, indicating their compatibility with different materials and machining conditions.
Material Compatibility: The document outlines the compatibility of the shell end mills with various material groups, including stainless steels, NE metals, and titanium. It provides specific machining parameters such as maximum chip thickness (hmax) and cutting speed (vc) for each material group.
Machining Parameters: For stainless steels and NE metals, the document specifies parameters like hmax and vc, with values ranging from 0.11 to 0.13 for hmax and 80-110 for vc. For titanium, similar parameters are provided, with vc values ranging from 60-100 depending on the specific material designation.
Recommendations: The document emphasizes matching machining parameters with the appropriate AV material groups to ensure optimal performance and tool longevity. It also highlights the importance of selecting the correct insert shape and designation for specific applications.
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