WaveMill WEX Series ■ Grade Application Range
Work Material Grade Finishing to Light Cutting Medium Cutting Rough to Heavy Cutting
Work Material
Grade
Finishing to Light Cutting Medium Cutting Rough to Heavy Cutting
C
C
ACP100
ACK200
ACP200
Cast Iron
ACK300
P
Steel
P
ACP300
P
DL1000
P
H
C
ACM200
Non-Ferrous Metal
H1
Stainless Steel
ACM300
P
The letters "C" and "P" at the end of each grade indicate the coating type. C
: CVD,
: PVD, Blank: Uncoated
P
■ Chipbreaker Lineup Work Material
M S
P K
N
L Type
G Type
H Type
E Type
EH Type
S Type
Chipbreaker
Features
Low Cutting Force General-purpose Type High Strength Type General-Purpose Type For Exotic Alloys Strong Edge Type For Exotic Alloys
High Rake Type
1000 Series Cross Section
15°
25°
25°
25°
–
–
2000 Series Cross Section
17°
17°
27°
20°
28°
–
3000 Series Cross Section
8°
14°
25°
20°
5°
30°
Main Chipbreakers General-purpose to Interrupted Milling
Light Cutting, Low Rigidity Milling and Reduction of Burrs
Roughing, Heavy Interrupted Cutting and Hardened Steel Milling
Light Cutting to General Purpose
Heavy Interrupted Machining
For Aluminum Alloy and Non-Ferrous Metal
Applications
■ Recommended Cutting Conditions
■ Chipbreaker Selection Guide
Depth of Cut
Feed per Tooth
Material
Hardness Grade
.125 & over
.002 -.050.050 - .125
L Light Cutting
↑
ACP100 775-1310 725-1275 675-1225 .006-.0125 ACP200 721-1213 675-1180 600-1125 .006-.0135 ACP300 675-1075 650-1025 525-925 .006-.014 ACP100 600-975 575-950 550-900 .006-.0095 ACP200 550-900 525-900 500-875 .006-.0115 ACP300 525-875 500-825 475-800 .006-.0115 ACP100 600-975 575-950 550-900 .006-.011 ACP200 575-950 550-925 500-875 .006-.012 ACP300 575-950 550-925 500-875 .006-.012 ACP100 725-1300 700-1250 675-1200 .006-.0135 ACP200 750-1325 725-1275 675-1225 .006-.0135 ACP300 675-1075 650-1050 650-1025 .006-.014 ACP100 475-820 450-790 425-750 .0047-.010 ACP200 450-820 435-790 425-750 .0047-.011 ACP300 450-820 425-790 400-725 .0047-.012 ACP100 400-775 400-735 400-700 .004-.009 ACP200 425-750 400-725 375-690 .0045-.010 ACP300 420-700 420-695 375-685 .0047-.012 ACP100 325-650 300-625 300-590 .003-.007 ACP200 325-650 300-625 300-590 .0045-.0095 ACK200 700-1050 625-925 590-900 .004-.014 ACK300 600-950 575-875 550-850 .004-.014 ACK200 600-950 525-825 490-800 .004-.014 ACK300 500-850 475-775 450-750 .004-.014 ACK200 600-925 550-875 490-800 .004-.012 ACK300 550-825 550-825 450-750 .004-.012 ACK200 100-160 70-150 60-135 .003-.0075 ACK300 100-160 70-150 60-135 .004-.0075 H1 1500-38001300-37001200-3600 .004-.014 DL1000 1500-45001475-42001275-4100 .004-.014
Low and Medium Carbon Steels
<250 Bhn
E Exotic Alloy G General-purpose (Standard)
Medium Carbon Alloy Steels
EH Strong Edge Type for Exotic Alloys
<250 Bhn
H Heavy Cutting
Medium-High Carbon Steels
<250 Bhn
→ Large
Cutting Edge Strength
P
Free Machining Steels and Alloys
<250 Bhn
<250 Bhn
Tool Steels
bhn 220 - 350
>33 Hrc
<250 Bhn ACM300 535-850 520-830 275-820 .004-.011 >250 Bhn ACM200 425-740 415-720 375-675 .004-.012
Martensitic and Ferritic
M
Austenitic <250 Bhn ACM300 325-875 300-850 275-825 .004-.012 Precipitation Hardening <250 Bhn ACM200 525-850 500-825 175-675 .004-.012
>250 Bhn
Grey Cast Iron
K
<250 Bhn
Ductile Iron
>250 Bhn
Exotic Alloys: Inconel, Hastalloy, Waspalloy, etc.
S
H79
N Non-Ferrous Material
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