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This section provides detailed cutting parameters for machining aluminum and aluminum alloys (including 1070, 2017, 5052, 7075, and cast aluminum AC8C) using end mills. Parameters include spindle speeds (up to 20,000 min-1), feed rates (mm/min), cutting speeds (m/min), and depth of cut for drilling, slotting, and side milling operations.
This section details the specifications of a high-performance carbide end mill designed for aluminum machining, featuring 3 flutes and a 45° helix angle. The tool is optimized for improved drilling capacity and heavy machining with efficient chip disposal.
Specify the model ALZ345 and the desired cutting diameter (D) when ordering. Some items are stocked by specific trading companies; contact is recommended for availability.
Aluminum Alloy Work Material Aluminum Cast Cutting Speed Feed Dia. Spindle Speed Feed Spindle Speed Side Milling Side Milling Feed Spindle Speed Side Milling Side Milling
Open the catalog to page 1単位寸法 mm / 価格 円 Unit [size : mm / Retail Price : JPY] Length of Cut Effective Length Neck Dia. Neck Taper Angle Shank Dia. Overall Length Retail Price Length of Cut Effective Length Neck Dia. Neck Taper Angle Shank Dia. Overall Length Retail Price Unit [size : mm / Retail Price : JPY] Semi-standard item, Please inquire for price and delivery. Length of Cut Effective Length Neck Dia. Neck Taper Angle Shank Dia. Overall Length Retail Price 超硬合金 Regular Grain Carbide ネジレ角 Helix Angle 3-Flute Power “Z” End Mill for Aluminum Length of Cut Effective Length Neck Dia. Neck Taper Angle Shank Dia. Overall...
Open the catalog to page 25F Shinminamioi Bldg., 1-13-5, Minamioi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 140-0013 Japan Recommended Milling Conditions %t^h(D:£M Attention on Safety 1) XM:Z<r-z#$W>mt1<. XJiroiRtftHl,*. SStS'S^lcilSMtiSruttic, sacas 5) MIMstli. uoi'i.lBS LTTSn. 1) When removing tools from cases, be careful of getting-out of tools and donl touch directly 2) Never touch the cutting edges directly with bare hand. 3) Use safety covers and eye protection, as tools may be broken. 4) Use holders, etc. that match the tools and nature of the processing operations. The tool should be firmly attached to the holder to prevent shaking....
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