ProfileMaster –

has totally redefined the machining process

 CERATIZIT – a global partner
for advanced hard material

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ness partners with direct
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Machining of complex turned parts

Which tools would you use to machine

these workpieces?

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 Machining with ProfileMaster

ProfileMaster from CERATIZIT provides the comprehensive solution

Right-hand tool

Right-hand insert

Right-hand tool

Left-hand insert Right-hand insert

Left-hand tool Right-hand tool

Right-hand insert

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 ProfileMaster
Machining methods

Machining methods – radial application

1 Drilling into solid material with flat bottom holes

2 Boring applications

3 External turning applications

4 Internal turning applications

5 Turning of face profiles

6 External radial grooving

7 Internal radial grooving

Machining methods – axial application

1 External turning applications

2 Internal turning applications

3 Turning of face profiles

4 External axial grooving

5 Internal axial grooving

When changing from internal to external

6 machining, reverse direction of rotation
 ProfileMaster
Benefits

Reduction of
– Tool changing times
– Reduced pre-setting and set-up times
– Less programming effort

“Masterfinish”
wiper effect
– Excellent surface quality Variable
– Shorter machining times
drilling diameter

Problem solver for

insufficient tool
storage capacity

Considerable tool
acquisition cost
savings
Reduced
stock-keeping
Produces a flat
costs
bottom hole
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Productivity

Turn the cost screw together with CERATIZIT

Break-down of workpiece costs

Tooling costs Manufacturing costs

2-6% (machine / manpower)
78 - 82 %

Material costs
14 - 18 %

Increase in productivity:
(parts produced
+30%
per time unit) Increase in
productivity by
+30%
Due to improved utilization of the available
machine capacity considerable cost reduction
per workpiece becomes possible. results in
In this context ProfileMaster from CERATIZIT
makes a decisive contribution through:
reduction of
workpiece costs by -19%
- fewer tool changes -19%
- increase of cutting speed
- increase of feed rate
- increase of depth of cut

+30%
Increase of
tool life by
+30%
Increase of tool life:

results in As the average tool costs amount to only

-1% 2–6 % of the workpiece costs, prolonging
tool life typically can only reduce total
reduction of costs minimally.
workpiece costs by
-1%

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Tools

Inserts
Nominal diameter [mm]

Cutting direction

Version ProfileMaster

Cutting width [mm/10]

Nominal diameter [mm]

Cutting depth [mm/10] Cutting direction

Corner radius

Max. drilling depth

ProfileMaster
Designation systems

Chip groove PM 25 R - 2.25D - E

Carbide grade

PM 25 R G 35 30 04 - M20 CTC1435
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 ProfileMaster Ø .394-.630 inch
Tools / radial application

1.5D (=l2)

2.25D (=l2)

Drawing shows right-hand tool

inch
Type, L D
description (mm) d1 d2 l1 l2 l3 f A
PM 10R-1.5D-E (10) - 3.150 .590 -
R .500 .197 PM 10R..
PM 10R-2.25D-E .394 .630 2.821 .886 1.197
1/16“-27
PM 10L-1.5D-E (10) - 3.150 .590 -
L .500 .197 PM 10L..
PM 10L-2.25D-E .394 .630 2.821 .886 1.197
PM 12R-1.5D-E (12) - 3.543 .709 -
R .625 .236 PM 12R..
PM 12R-2.25D-E .472 .787 3.049 1.063 1.299
1/8“-27
PM 12L-1.5D-E (12) - 3.543 .709 -
L .625 .236 PM 12L..
PM 12L-2.25D-E .472 .787 3.049 1.063 1.299
PM 16R-1.5D-E (16) - 4.921 .945 -
R .750 .315 PM 16R..
PM 16R-2.25D-E .630 .984 3.832 1.417 1.831
1/8“-27
PM 16L-1.5D-E (16) - 4.921 .945 -
L .750 .315 PM 16L..
PM 16L-2.25D-E .630 .984 3.832 1.417 1.831

Supply details: Basic body fitted with 1 piece of clamping screw, without inserts
Ordering example: 3 pieces PM 16R-2.25D

Spare parts / D
accessories (mm) inch 1 piece 1 piece
PM 10 ... (10) .394 10001230/M1,8X3,8/T06 7883305/TORX/T06
PM 12 ... (12) .472 7883215/M2,2X4,0/T07 7724105/TORX/T07
PM 16 ... (16) .630 7883214/M3,0X5,7/ T08 7724106/TORX/T08

PM 10.. PM 12.. PM 16..

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 ProfileMaster Ø .787-1.260 inch
Tools / radial application

1.5D (=l2)

2.25D (=l2)

Drawing shows right-hand tool

inch
Type, L D
description (mm) d1 d2 l1 l2 l3 f A
PM 20R-1.5D-E (20) - 5.906 1.181 -
R 1.000 .394 PM 20R..
PM 20R-2.25D-E .787 1.260 4.415 1.772 2.165
1/4“-18
PM 20L-1.5D-E (20) - 5.906 1.181 -
L 1.000 .394 PM 20L..
PM 20L-2.25D-E .787 1.260 4.415 1.772 2.165
PM 25R-1.5D-E (25) - 7.087 1.476 -
R 1.250 .492 PM 25R..
PM 25R-2.25D-E .984 1.575 5.233 2.217 2.858
1/4“-18
PM 25L-1.5D-E (25) - 7.087 1.476 -
L 1.250 .492 PM 25L..
PM 25L-2.25D-E .984 1.575 5.233 2.217 2.858
PM 32R-1.5D-E (32) - 7.874 1.890 -
R 1.500 .630 PM 32R..
PM 32R-2.25D-E 1.260 1.969 6.215 2.835 3.465
1/4“-18
PM 32L-1.5D-E (32) - 7.874 1.890 -
L 1.500 .630 PM 32L..
PM 32L-2.25D-E 1.260 1.969 6.215 2.835 3.465

Supply details: Basic body fitted with 1 piece of clamping screw, without inserts
Ordering example: 3 pieces PM 20L-1.5D

Spare parts / D
accessories (mm) inch 1 piece 1 piece
PM 20 ... (20) .787 7722111/M3,5X7,2/T15 7724103/TORX/T15
PM 25 ... (25) .984 7783209/M3,5X8,6/T15 7724103/TORX/T15
PM 32 ... (32) 1.260 10001785/M5,0X10,8/T20 7724104/TORX/T20

PM 20.. PM 25.. PM 32..

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 ProfileMaster Ø .630-.787 inch
Tools / axial application

1.5D (=l2)

2.25D (=l2)

= DNOM
DAXmin
Details see
page 32

Drawing shows right-hand tool

inch
Type, L DNOM
description (mm) DAX d1 d2 l1 l2 l3 f A
PM 16R-1.5D-E (16) - 5.012 1.035 -
R .630-∞ .750 .224 PM 16L..
PM 16R-2.25D-E .630 .984 3.890 1.508 1.921
1/8“-27
PM 16L-1.5D-E (16) - 5.012 1.035 -
L .630-∞ .750 .224 PM 16R..
PM 16L-2.25D-E .630 .984 3.890 1.508 1.921
PM 20R-1.5D-E (20) - 6.016 1.291 -
R .787-∞ 1.000 .283 PM 20L..
PM 20R-2.25D-E .787 1.260 4.590 1.882 2.276
1/4“-18
PM 20L-1.5D-E (20) - 6.016 1.291 -
L .787-∞ 1.000 .283 PM 20R..
PM 20L-2.25D-E .787 1.260 4.590 1.882 2.276

Supply details: Basic body fitted with 1 piece of clamping screw, without inserts
Ordering example: 3 pieces PM 16R-2.25D

Spare parts / D
accessories (mm) inch 1 piece 1 piece
PM 16 ... (16) .630 7883214/M3,0X5,7/T08 7724106/TORX/T08
PM 20 ... (20) .787 7722111/M3,5X7,2/T15 7724103/TORX/T15

PM 16.. PM 20..

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 ProfileMaster Ø .984-1.260 inch
Tools / axial application

1.5D (= l2)

2.25D (= l2)

= DNOM
DAXmin
Details see
page 32

Drawing shows right-hand tool

inch
Type, L DNOM
description (mm) DAX d1 d2 l1 l2 l3 f A
PM 25R-1.5D-E (25) - 7.217 1.606 -
R .984-∞ 1.250 .362 PM 25L..
PM 25R-2.25D-E .984 1.575 5.363 2.346 2.988
1/4“-18
PM 25L-1.5D-E (25) - 7.217 1.606 -
L .984-∞ 1.250 .362 PM 25R..
PM 25L-2.25D-E .984 1.575 5.363 2.346 2.988
PM 32R-1.5D-E (32) - 8.043 2.059 -
R 1.260-∞ 1.500 .461 PM 32L..
PM 32R-2.25D-E 1.260 1.969 6.384 3.004 3.634
1/4“-18
PM 32L-1.5D-E (32) - 8.043 2.059 -
L 1.260-∞ 1.500 .461 PM 32R..
PM 32L-2.25D-E 1.260 1.969 6.384 3.004 3.634

Supply details: Basic body fitted with 1 piece of clamping screw, without inserts
Ordering example: 3 pieces PM 25R-2.25D

Spare parts / D
accessories (mm) inch 1 piece 1 piece
PM 25 ... (25) .984 7883209/M3,5X8,6/T15 7724103/TORX/T15
PM 32 ... (32) 1.260 10001785/M5,0X10,8/T20 7724104/TORX/T20

PM 25.. PM 32..

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Inserts

-M20 Uncoated Coated

Chip groove
inch

CTP2440
CTC1435
Type,
Size

x y
description (mm) (mm) l s d1 r
10 PM 10LG 201504-M20 M20 (2,0) .079 (1,5) .059 .197 .083 .083 .016
10 PM 10RG 201504-M20 M20 (2,0) .079 (1,5) .059 .197 .083 .083 .016
12 PM 12LG 201804-M20 M20 (2,0) .079 (1,8) .071 .236 .091 .098 .016
12 PM 12RG 201804-M20 M20 (2,0) .079 (1,8) .071 .236 .091 .098 .016
16 PM 16LG 252004-M20 M20 (2,5) .098 (2,0) .079 .315 .110 .134 .016
16 PM 16RG 252004-M20 M20 (2,5) .098 (2,0) .079 .315 .110 .134 .016
20 PM 20LG 302504-M20 M20 (3,0) .118 (2,5) .098 .394 .146 .157 .016
20 PM 20RG 302504-M20 M20 (3,0) .118 (2,5) .098 .394 .146 .157 .016
25 PM 25LG 353004-M20 M20 (3,5) .138 (3,0) .118 .492 .177 .173 .016
25 PM 25RG 353004-M20 M20 (3,5) .138 (3,0) .118 .492 .177 .173 .016
32 PM 32LG 404004-M20 M20 (4,0) .157 (4,0) .157 .630 .220 .236 .016
32 PM 32RG 404004-M20 M20 (4,0) .157 (4,0) .157 .630 .220 .236 0,4
Steel
Stainless
Cast iron
Non ferrous metals
Heat resistant
Hard materials

= Main application
= Extended application
= International CERATIZIT range, for present availability see price list
Ordering example: 20 pieces PM 10LG 201504-M20 CTC1435

PM -1.5D PM -2.25D

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Cutting depth / feed rate

Drilling

feed (ipr)

.0063

.0055

.0047

.0039

.0031

.0024

.0016

.0008

Face turning

ap (inch)
.236

.197

.157

.118

.079

.039

.0020 .0039 .0059 .0087 .0098 .0118 .0138 .0157

feed (ipr)

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Cutting depth / feed rate

Longitudinal turning

ap (inch)
.394

.354

.319

.276

.236

.197

.157

.118

.079

.039

.0020 .0039 .0059 .0087 .0098 .0118 .0138 .0157

feed (ipr)

ap (inch)
.319

.276

.236

.197

.157

.118

.079

.039

.0020 .0039 .0059 .0087 .0098 .0118 .0138 .0157

feed (ipr)
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Feed rate

Radial grooving - internal + external

feed (ipr)

.0102

.0094

.0087

.0079

.0070

.0063

.0055

.0047

.0039

.0031

.0024

.0016

.0008

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Depth of cut / feed rate

Longitudinal turning

ap (inch)
.236

.197

.157

.118

.079

.039

.0020 .0039 .0059 .0087 .0098 .0118 .0138 .0157

feed (ipr)

Face turning

ap (inch)
.236

.197

.157

.118

.079

.039

.0020 .0039 .0059 .0087 .0098 .0118 .0138 .0157

feed (ipr)

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Feed rate

Axial grooving - internal + external

feed (ipr)

.0102

.0094

.0087

.0079

.0070

.0063

.0055

.0047

.0039

.0031

.0024

.0016

.0008

With PM 10 and PM 12 axial grooving is not possible.

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 Cutting data
Grades / material

CTC

Hard-
VDI 3323

ness
1435

group
Workpiece vc
material Type of treatment / alloy HB [sfm]
annealed ≤ 0,15% C 1 125 459 - 918
Non alloyed steel annealed 0,15% - 0,45% C 2 150 - 250 328 - 656
tempered ≥ 0,45% C 3 300 262 - 590
annealed 6 180 328 - 656
Low alloyed steel tempered 7/8 250 - 300 262 - 525
A tempered 9 350 230 - 459
annealed 10 200 328 - 590
High alloyed steel
tempered 11 350 197 - 459
annealed ferritic 12 200 328 - 656
Corrosion resistant steel
tempered martensitic 13 325 262 - 492
annealed ferritic / martensitic 14 200 328 - 656
quenched austenitic 14 180 328 - 590
R Stainless steel
quenched duplex 14 230 - 260 –
hardened martensitic / austenitic 14 330 –
perlitic / ferritic 15 180 394 - 820
Grey cast iron
perlitic / martensitic 16 260 394 - 820

Grey cast iron with ferritic 17 160 361 - 820

F spheroidal graphite perlitic 18 – 361 - 820
ferritic 19 130 328 - 820
Tempered iron
perlitic 20 230 328 - 820

Aluminium non hardened 21 60 –

wrought alloys hardened 22 100 –
non hardened < 12% Si 23 80 –
Aluminium
hardened < 12% Si 24 90 –
cast alloys
non hardened > 12% Si 25 130 –
machining alloy stock (1% Pb) 26 – –
N Copper and brass, red bronze 27 – –
copper alloys (bronze,
brass) bronze 28 90 –
lead-free copper and electrolytic copper 29 100 –
thermosetting plastics 29 100 –
Non metal
fibre-reinforced plastics 29 – –
materials
hard rubber 30 – –
annealed Fe-base 31 200 –
hardened Fe-Fe-base 32 280 –
Heat resistant
annealed Ni- or Co-base 33 250 –
alloys
S hardened Ni- or Co-base 30 - 58 HRC 34 – –
2
cast Ni- oder Co-base 1500 - 2200 Nmm 35 – –
pure titanium 36 Rm 440* –
Titanium alloys
alpha + beta alloys 37 Rm 1050* –
hardened and tempered 38 55 HRC –
Tempered steel
hardened and tempered 39 60 HRC –
H Chilled castings cast 40 400 –
Tempered cast iron hardened and tempered 40 55 HRC –
* Rm = maximum strength, measured in MPa
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 Cutting data
Grades / material

CTP
2440
vc
[sfm]
394 - 820
262 - 590
197 - 492
262 - 590
197 - 492
197 - 394
262 - 525
164 - 394
164 - 656
164 - 492
164 - 656
164 - 590
164 - 328
164 - 262
–
–
–
–
–
–
328 - 1640
328 - 984
328 - 1640
328 - 984
328 - 656
328 - 1640
328 - 1640
328 - 984
328- 984
262 - 590
197 - 492
328 - 820
66 - 164
66 - 131
49 - 82
33 - 66
33 - 66
164 - 394
98 - 164
–
–
–
–

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 MasterGuide

Material

Based on VDI 3323 CERATIZIT‘s MasterGuide divides

materials into six main groups.
Each is given a colour, according to the system partly
adopted in ISO 513.

Blue: steel Yellow: stainless steel Red: cast iron

machining, cementation, ferritic Cr-steels, austenitic grey cast iron, tempered iron,
tempered and constructional CrNi-steels, martensitic Cr- spheroidal cast iron, sintered
steels steels, duplex steels iron

Green: non ferrous metals
and non metals
Al wrought and Al cast alloys,
copper, copper alloys, non
metal materials
Orange: heat resistant White: hard materials
alloys / titanium hardened steels (≥45 HRC),
Ni-/Co-base-alloys, chilled castings, hard cast
Ti-alloys irons

Machining application type

Each coloured segment is divided into three sections, and

each section indicates the relevant machining application
type:

R = Rough machining M = Medium machining F = Fine machining

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 MasterGuide

Application

The ideal application area for each insert is indicated by a

black circle. Extended applications are indicated by an open
circle. The CERATIZIT MasterGuide provides you with an easily
understandable structure for choosing a product and enables
you to reduce grade and geometry stocks.

● Main application

○ Extended application

The right indexable insert at a glance

Main application:
Medium machining of steel and cast iron

Extended application:
Medium machining of stainless steels

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 Grade description
Steel

CTC1435 Composition:
Co 9.5%; composite carbides 6.5%; WC rest
(P35, M30, K20)
Grain size: 1 - 2 µm
Hardness: HV 1400
Coating specification: CVD, TiN + Ti (C,N) + Ti (N,B)
+ Al2O3 + Ti (C,N,B); 6 µm

0 2 4 6 8 10

Toughness:

Wear resistance:

CTP2440 Composition:
Co 9.5%; composite carbides 6.5%; WC rest
(P40, M35, K25)
Grain size: 1 - 2 µm
Hardness: HV 1400
Coating specification: PVD, TiAIN, 3 - 5 µm

0 2 4 6 8 10

Toughness:

Wear resistance:

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 Grade description
Stainless steel

CTC1435 Composition:
Co 9.5%; composite carbides 6.5%; WC rest
(P35, M30, K20)
Grain size: 1 - 2 µm
Hardness: HV 1400
Coating specification: CVD, TiN + Ti (C,N) + Ti (N,B)
+ Al2O3 + Ti (C,N,B); 6 µm

0 2 4 6 8 10

Toughness:

Wear resistance:

CTP2440 Composition:
Co 9.5%; composite carbides 6.5%; WC rest
(P40, M35, K25)
Grain size: 1 - 2 µm
Hardness: HV 1400
Coating specification: PVD, TiAIN, 3 - 5 µm

0 2 4 6 8 10

Toughness:

Wear resistance:

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 Grade description
Cast iron

CTC1435 Composition:
Co 9.5%; composite carbides 6.5%; WC rest
(P35, M30, K20)
Grain size: 1 - 2 µm
Hardness: HV 1400
Coating specification: CVD, TiN + Ti (C,N) + Ti (N,B)
+ Al2O3 + Ti (C,N,B); 6 µm

0 2 4 6 8 10

Toughness:

Wear resistance:

Heat resistant alloys / titanium

CTP2440 Composition:
Co 9.5%; composite carbides 6.5%; WC rest
(P40, M35, K25)
Grain size: 1 - 2 µm
Hardness: HV 1400
Coating specification: PVD, TiAIN, 3 - 5 µm

0 2 4 6 8 10

Toughness:

Wear resistance:

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 Grade overview

Grade Standard Application range Material group

description designation
A R F N S H

Non ferrous
Stainless

materials

materials
Cast iron

resistant
05 15 25 35 45

metals
Steel

Hard
Heat
01 10 20 30 40 50

HC-P35

CTC1435 HC-M30

HC-K20

HC-P40

CTP2440 HC-M35

HC-K25

01 10 20 30 40 50 Main application range

05 15 25 35 45 Extended application

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 ProfileMaster
Problems / corrective measures

Type of problem
Type of wear Workpiece Chip control
problems

Chip too short (fragmented chip)

Chip too long (snarl chip)
Plastic deformation

Surface quality
Built-up edges
Edge chipping

Flank wear

Vibrations

Corrective
measures

Cutting values
Cutting speed

Feed rate

Selection of inserts
Wear resistance

Cutting material

Toughness

Clamping of tool

Clamping of workpiece

General criteria
Overhang

Tip height

Cooling lubricant

raise, increase avoid, reduce control,

large influence large influence optimize

raise, increase avoid, reduce use

small influence small influence

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Application recommendations

Mounting of the insert

Axial displacement of the machine

Displacement in x-direction Angular error Turret position error

Through hole

With through holes a sharp-edged disk is

created as tool break-out occurs.
Safety measures are necessary.

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Application recommendations

Off-centre drilling

Due to the special construction of ProfileMaster tools and inserts off-centre drilling is possible. Thus desired devations
from the tool‘s nominal diameter can be obtained (see table below).

Nominal tool ∅ Drilling ∅

Tool type D (mm) inch Dmin (inch) Dmax (inch)
PM 10R/L ... (10) .394 .388 .472
PM 12R/L ... (12) .472 .467 .591
PM 16R/L ... (16) .630 .624 .748
PM 20R/L ... (20) .787 .780 .945
PM 25R/L ... (25) .984 .976 1.142
PM 32R/L ... (32) 1.260 1.252 1.496

Machining across centre line

Situation: Solution:
In case of insufficient movement of the machine across the Use a right-hand
centre line the external diameter can not be machined with ProfileMaster tool
the same tool.

Maximum movement
across centre line

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Coolant supply / “Masterfinish” effect

Coolant supply

ProfileMaster is equipped with a unique coolant and

chip removal system.

1 Cooling of the insert cutting edge

2 2 General coolant stream

3 “Chipbooster“ prevents chips

from getting stuck between tool
and workpiece

1 3

In order to guarantee efficient chip evacuation from a hole,

a minimum coolant pressure of
3 – 6 bar (optimum 7 – 10 bar) is required.

“Masterfinish” effect

Surface test on material Ck60 (1.1221)

with a standard boring bar and ProfileMaster

.0039 .0059 .0087 .0098 .0118 .0138 .0157 .0177

feed (ipr)
vc = 492 sfm ap = .0394 inch
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Application recommendations

Axial grooving - axial application

DNom DAXmin DAXmax

(mm) inch inch inch

= DNOM
DAXmin
(16) .630 .630 ∞
(20) .787 .787 ∞
(25) .984 .984 ∞
(32) 1.260 1.260 ∞

Situation Situation
DAX >= DNom DAX < DNom

If the first cut is carried out with a diameter

which is smaller than the nominal tool
diameter DNom (90° application), collision
will result.

DAXmin = DNom

DAXmax = ∞

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Machining examples 1 + 2

Criteria:
> Problems due to lack of turret positions
> Optimisation of machining time

Cutting data:

vc [sfm] 492

ap [inch] .0394

f [inch/rev.] .0059

Technical data:

Workpiece: HSK100 adapter Result:

Material: 1.2343 / X38 CrMoV 5 1
Strength: approx. 1100 N/mm2 > Only 1 tool instead of 2
Tool: PM 16R-1.5D > 1 free turret position
Insert: PM 16RG 252004-M20 CTP2440
Competitor: 2 tools

Criteria:
> Increase in productivity
> Insufficient quality of groove surface

Cutting data: CERATIZIT WB

vc [sfm] 344

ap [inch] .0118 – .197

f [inch/rev.] Turning .0059 .0039

Grooving .0024

Technical data:

Workpiece: Piston Result:

Material: 1.0756 / 35SPb20+C
> Machining time reduced by 50%
Tool: PM 16R-1.5D
> Enhanced groove quality
Insert: PM 16RG 252004-M20 CTC1435
Competitor: 2 tools

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CERATIZIT Austria Gesellschaft m.b.H. CERATIZIT UK Ltd. CERATIZIT Ibérica SL
A-6600 Reutte/Tyrol Cliff Lane Office Pozuelo
Tel.: +43 (5672) 200-0 Grappenhall Vía de las Dos Castillas, 9c
Fax: +43 (5672) 200-502 Warrington WA4 3JX Portal 2, Bajo B
E-Mail: info.austria@ceratizit.com Tel.: +44 (1925) 261-161 E-28224 Pozuelo (Madrid)
Fax: +44 (1925) 267-933 Tel.: +34 (91) 351-0609
Bulgaria E-Mail: info.uk@ceratizit.com Fax: +34 (91) 351-2813
CERATIZIT Bulgaria AG E-Mail: info.iberica@ceratizit.com
Boulevard Stoletov 157 India
BG-5301 Gabrovo CERATIZIT India Pvt. Ltd. CERATIZIT Ibérica SL
Tel: +359 (66) 803 811 58, Motilal Gupta Road Office Bilbao
Fax: +359 (66) 801 608 Barisha Avda. Mazarredo 41 1 Izqda.
E-Mail: info.bulgaria@ceratizit.com IN-700 008 Kolkata E-48009 Bilbao
Tel.: +91 (33) 2494-5435 Tel.: +34 (944) 23 71 18
China Fax: +91 (33) 2494-1472 Fax: +34 (944) 23 97 18
CERATIZIT China Ltd. Telex: 021 8142 ihm in E-Mail: info.bilbao@ceratizit.com
Room 1201-1204 E-Mail: info.india@ceratizit.com
Hollywood Centre USA
233 Hollywood Rd., Sheung Wan Italy CERATIZIT USA Inc.
Hong Kong CERATIZIT Italia SpA 777 Old Clemson Road
Tel.: +852 (2542)-1838 Piazza F. Martelli, 7 Columbia
Fax: +852 (2854) 3777 I-20162 Milano South Carolina 29229
E-Mail: info.china@ceratizit.com.hk Tel.: +39 (02) 6441-111 Toll free: +1 (800) 334 1165
Fax: +39 (02) 6611-6040 Tel.: +1 (803) 736 1900
France E-Mail: info.italia@ceratizit.com Fax: +1 (803) 736 1902
CERATIZIT France Sarl E-Mail: info.usa@ceratizit.com
Pontoise Japan
20, Rue Lavoisier CERATIZIT Japan Ltd.
F-95300 Pontoise 3-13-9, Mizuho
Tel.: +33 (1) 3433-3180 Shizuoka 421 - 0115
Fax: +33 (1) 3030-9339 Tel.: +81 (54) 268 1060
E-Mail: info.france@ceratizit.com Fax: +81 (54) 257 8181
E-Mail: info.japan@ceratizit.com
Germany
CERATIZIT Deutschland GmbH Luxembourg
Office Langenfeld CERATIZIT Luxembourg Sarl
Hans-Böckler-Straße 10 Route de Holzem, B.P. 51
D-40764 Langenfeld L-8201 Mamer
Tel.: +49 (2173) 97 25-0 Tel.: +352 312 085-1
Fax: +49 (2173) 97 25-25 Fax: +352 311 911
E-Mail: info.deutschland@ceratizit.com E-Mail: info@ceratizit.com

CERATIZIT Deutschland GmbH Netherlands

Office Dettingen CERATIZIT Nederland B.V.
Karlstraße 80 Bergrand 224
D-72581 Dettingen NL-4707 AT Roosendaal
Tel.: +49 (7123) 9201-0 Tel.: +31 (165) 55 08 00
Fax: +49 (7123) 9201-210 Fax: +31 (165) 55 61 76
E-Mail: info.dettingen@ceratizit.com E-Mail: info.nederland@ceratizit.com
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