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What milling cutter should be selected for processing high hardness materials?


High-speed machining (high-speed cutting, HSC) is an important part of advanced manufacturing technology, its main advantage is to achieve high efficiency and high quality processing. In recent years, high-speed machining technology in the world's major economically developed countries (such as Germany, Britain, the United States, Italy, Japan, etc.) has developed rapidly. The high-speed cutting machine tools and auxiliary, matching, software and hardware produced by these countries are almost updated at a new level every year. At present, the performance indicators that can be achieved are eye-popping. Micron, Jobs, Haas, Fpt, Dmg and other world-famous machine tool companies have vigorously developed the technology of rapidly replacing spindle heads in recent years, which enables the same machine tool to adapt to various load and speed requirements (the so-called "one-time pass" of the same machine for rough finishing), and can save a lot of non-processing time in the positioning, installation and transmission of workpieces. The high-speed rotation of the machine tool spindle and the corresponding increase in feed speed and acceleration, on the one hand, can directly shorten the processing time, on the other hand, because high-speed cutting has the advantages of particularly high excitation frequency, stable work and small vibration, it is beneficial to improve the processing surface quality, that is, high-speed cutting can be used as the final processing of molds and structural parts, through "cutting instead of grinding" or "cutting instead of discharge" to improve the processing efficiency and processing quality (that is, do not need to carry out time-consuming and inefficient follow-up grinding process, die electrode EDM); The workpiece can also be quenched before cutting, and the material with hardness up to 65HRC can be directly processed to the final size at high speed.

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2021

11-15

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