Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Selecting Insert Width for Grooving





Video of Grooving Operation


Here are some quick tips for selecting the best insert width for your grooving applications.

1. Insert width strongly affects strength

2. For most efficient machining, select the widest possible insert.

3. Chipbreaking range depends on the insert width.

4. A narrower width means better chipbreaking at lower feed rates

5. Wider inserts and stronger blades require higher forces adn higher feeds rates to achieve a frontal clearance angle.

Use these few basis tips to give yourself the best chance at success in your machining operation.

Thank you to Taegutec for providing these machining tips.

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