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    The document provides guidelines for cutting speeds and feeds for various machining operations when working with Uddeholm Corrax, including: - Turning - Recommended cutting speeds of 110-160 m/min for roughing and 160-210 m/min for finishing, with feeds of 0.2-0.4 mm/rev and 0.05-0.2 mm/rev respectively. - Milling - Provides guidelines for face milling, square shoulder milling, end milling, and side milling, including recommended cutting speeds and feeds based on operation type and tool/workpiece dimensions. - Drilling - Cutting speed and feed guidelines provided based on drill diameter, ranging from 13-

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    The document provides guidelines for cutting speeds and feeds for various machining operations when working with Uddeholm Corrax, including: - Turning - Recommended cutting speeds of 110-160 m/min for roughing and 160-210 m/min for finishing, with feeds of 0.2-0.4 mm/rev and 0.05-0.2 mm/rev respectively. - Milling - Provides guidelines for face milling, square shoulder milling, end milling, and side milling, including recommended cutting speeds and feeds based on operation type and tool/workpiece dimensions. - Drilling - Cutting speed and feed guidelines provided based on drill diameter, ranging from 13-

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    The document provides guidelines for cutting speeds and feeds for various machining operations when working with Uddeholm Corrax, including: - Turning - Recommended cutting speeds of 110-160 m/min for roughing and 160-210 m/min for finishing, with feeds of 0.2-0.4 mm/rev and 0.05-0.2 mm/rev respectively. - Milling - Provides guidelines for face milling, square shoulder milling, end milling, and side milling, including recommended cutting speeds and feeds based on operation type and tool/workpiece dimensions. - Drilling - Cutting speed and feed guidelines provided based on drill diameter, ranging from 13-

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    Cutting Data Corrax Eng

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    The document provides guidelines for cutting speeds and feeds for various machining operations when working with Uddeholm Corrax, including: - Turning - Recommended cutting speeds of 110-160 m/min for roughing and 160-210 m/min for finishing, with feeds of 0.2-0.4 mm/rev and 0.05-0.2 mm/rev respectively. - Milling - Provides guidelines for face milling, square shoulder milling, end milling, and side milling, including recommended cutting speeds and feeds based on operation type and tool/workpiece dimensions. - Drilling - Cutting speed and feed guidelines provided based on drill diameter, ranging from 13-

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    CUTTING DATA RECOMMENDATIONS

    Uddeholm Corrax

    Machining data are always dependent on the actual operation, the machine tool and the cutting data used. The machining data given is this datasheet are general guidelines that may have to be adjusted to the actual conditions of a specific machining operation.

    Turning
    Cutting speed , v c =

    Cutting data formulae


    Dn
    1000
    Legend
    vc n f ap D
    3

    (m / min)

    = Cutting speed (m/min) = Spindle speed (rev/min) = Feed per rev (mm/rev) = Axial depth of cut (mm) = Workpiece diameter (mm) = Material removal rate (cm 3/min) = Surface roughness ( m) = Nose radius (mm)

    1000 vc Spindle speed , n = D

    (rev / min)

    Material removal rate, Q = vc ap f


    f 2 50 Surface roughness, Ra r

    (cm / min)

    ( m)

    Q Ra re

    Milling
    vc =
    n =

    Dn
    1000

    Legend

    ( m /min )

    vc n vf ap ae f z fz D hm Q

    = Cutting speed (m/min) = Spindle speed (rev/min) = Feed speed (mm/min) = Axial depth of cut (mm) = Radial depth of cut (mm) = Feed per rev (mm/rev) = Number of teeth = Feed per tooth (mm/tooth) = Cutter diameter (mm) = Average chip thickness (mm) = Material removal rate (cm 3/min)

    1000 vc ( rev/min) D

    vf = fz z n= f n(mm/min )
    hm = fz
    Q=

    ae ae ( mm ) < 0 ,3 D D

    ap ae vf (cm 3 / min ) 1000

    Drilling
    Cutting speed , v c = Spindle speed , n =

    Dn
    1000

    ( m / min) ( rev / min)

    Legend
    vc n vf D f = Cutting speed (m/min) = Spindle speed (rev/min) = Feed speed (mm/min) = Drill diameter (mm) = Feed per rev (mm/rev)

    1000 vc D

    Feed speed , vf = f n

    ( mm / min)

    Feed per rev , f =

    vf n

    (mm / rev )

    Turning
    Turning
    Cemented carbide Roughing Finishing 110-160 160-210 0,2-0,4 0,05-0,2 2-4 0,5-2 P20-P30 coated carbide P10 coated carbide or cermet Cutting speed, vc (m/min) Feed, f (mm/rev) Depth of cut, a p (mm) Suitable grades

    Uddeholm Corrax
    HSS 13-18 0,05-0,3 0,5-3

    Remarks:
    1. Cutting fluid is recommended. 2. For turning with interrupted cut or face turning of large workpieces use a thougher cemented carbide grade.

    Face milling
    Face milling
    Cemented carbide Roughing Finishing 70-90 90-110 0,2-0,4 0,1-0,2 2-5 -2 P20-P40 coated carbide P10-P20 coated carbide or cermet Cutting speed, vc (m/min) Feed, fz (mm/tooth) Depth of cut, a p (mm) Suitable grades

    Remarks:
    1. Use a milling cutter with a positive-negative or positive-positive geometry. 2. Climb milling should generally be used. 3. Milling should generally be done with coolant.

    Square shoulder milling


    Square shoulder milling with cemented carbide
    ae = 0.1 x D 90-130 0,25-0,3 ae = 0.5 x D 80-120 0,15-0,2 P15-P40 coated carbide ae = 1 x D 70-110 0,1-0,15 Cutting speed, vc (m/min) Feed, fz (mm/tooth) Suitable grades

    Remarks:
    1. Climb milling should generally be used. 2. Choose the cutter diameter (D) and the radial depth of cut (a e) so that at least two cutting edges are engaged simultaneously. 3. If the machine tool power is inadequate for the data given reduce the depth of cut, but do not reduce the feed.

    2007-12-04

    End milling
    Slot milling Axial depth of cut, a p = 1 x D
    3-5 Uncoated HSS Coated HSS
    1-4)

    Uddeholm Corrax
    Cutter diameter (mm) 10 - 20 20 - 30 20-25 0,03-0,04 0,04-0,05 0,05-0,06 5 - 10 0,04-0,05 60-100 0,01-0,02 35-45 0,05-0,06 0,02-0,04 0,06-0,07 30 - 40 0,06-0,09 0,07-0,10

    Cutting speed, vc (m/min) Feed, fz (mm/tooth) Cutting speed, vc (m/min) Feed, fz (mm/tooth) Cutting speed, vc (m/min) Feed, fz (mm/tooth)

    0,01-0,03 0,02-0,04 0,006-0,01

    1-4)

    Solid cemented 5-8) carbide Indexable insert


    6-8)

    (cemented carbide inserts)

    Cutting speed, vc (m/min) Feed, fz (mm/tooth) Suitable grades

    Side milling Axial depth of cut, a p = 1.5 x D

    70-110 0,06-0,08 0,08-0,10 0,10-0,12 P20-P30 coated carbide For side milling the same cutting speed as for slot milling can be used, but the feeds must be adjusted in order to obtain a suitable average chip thickness.

    Correction factor for side milling


    Divide the cutter diameter with the radial depth of cut. See in the chart below which correction factor, C f, this corresponds to, and multiply the chosen feed in the table for slot milling with this factor. 5 Example: Tool: CC insert Cutter diameter: D = 40 mm 3 Radial depth of cut: ae = 2 mm D/ae = 40/2 = 20 Feed acc. to table slot milling = 0.11 mm/tooth Correction factor acc. to chart: C f = 2.8 0 10 20 30 40 50 Feed for side milling: f z = 2.8 x 0.11 = 0.31 mm/tooth

    Correction factor, Cf

    1
    Cutter diameter / Radial depth of cut, D/ae

    Remarks: (slot and side milling)


    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Climb milling is generally recommended. Use a cutter with chipbreaker when side milling with radial depths of cut, a e > 0.3 xD. When side milling with small radial depths of cut (a e) the cutting speed can be increased by up to 15%. Use liberal amounts of cutting fluid. It is recommended to use a TiCN coated cutter when milling with solid cemented carbide tools. The axial depth of cut should not exceed the cutter diameter when slot milling. 6. Climb milling is generally recommended. 7. When side milling with small radial depths of cut (a e) the cutting speed can be increased by up to 30%. 8. The radial run-out, at the cutting edges, must be small and not exceed 0.03 mm.

    2007-12-04

    Drilling
    Drilling
    1-5 Uncoated HSS 1-2) Coated HSS
    1-2)

    Uddeholm Corrax
    Cutting speed, vc (m/min) Feed, f (mm/rev) Cutting speed, vc (m/min) Feed, f (mm/rev) Cutting speed, vc (m/min) Feed, f (mm/rev) Cutting speed, vc (m/min) Feed, f (mm/rev) Cutting speed, vc (m/min) Feed, f (mm/rev) Drill diameter (mm) 5 - 10 10 - 20 20 - 30 30 - 40 13-15 0,10-0,20 0,20-0,30 0,30-0,35 0,35-0,40 13-15 0,10-0,20 0,20-0,30 0,30-0,35 0,35-0,40 180-200 0,03-0,08 0,08-0,12 100-130 0,08-0,10 0,10-0,20 0,15-0,25 0,20-0,30 50-70 0,25-0,35 0,30-0,35 0,35-0,40

    0,05-0,10 0,05-0,10

    Indexable insert

    3-4)

    (cem. carbide inserts) Solid cemented carbide 5-7) Brazed cemented carbide 5-7)

    Remarks:
    1. The cutting fluid should be ample and directed at the tool. 2. When drilling with short "NC drills" the feed may be increased by up to 20%. For extra long drills the feed must be decreased. 3. Use insert grades in the range of ISO P20-P30. Under unstable conditions a tougher carbide grade should be used for the centre position. 4. Use a high cutting fluid pressure and flow rate for a good chip removal. 5. If machining with solid or brazed cemented carbide drills, a rigid set-up and stable working conditions are required. 6. The use of drills with internal cooling channels is recommended. 7. Use a cutting fluid concentration of 15-20 %.

    Tapping with HSS


    Cutting speed, vc = 7-9 m/min

    Remarks:
    1. Threading compound or cutting oil gives a longer tool life than emulsion.

    2007-12-04

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