Mill a Deeper Path with New Inserts and Cutters
Dormer Pramet adds to its milling assortment for die and mold with the double-sided SNGX11 insert for machining corners inside a pocket and SSN11 cutter available in diameters from 1.26 in to 4.92 in.
Posted: January 29, 2020
Dormer Pramet (Elgin, IL) expands its milling assortment for die and mold with the double-sided SNGX11 insert for high-feed milling up to 0.07 in deep. A strong main cutting edge ensures durability and process security, especially when machining corners inside a pocket. And, with eight cutting edges, the square-shaped SNGX11 is also economical.
Suitable for copy milling, helical interpolation, ramping, progressive plunging, and face milling, the SNGX11 is available in two geometries. M is for machining steel, but also hardens steel and cast iron. MM provides a smoother cut and is more suitable for stainless steel, soft steel, and super alloys.
Available in diameters from 1.26 in to 4.92 in, the new SSN11 cutter’s through-coolant design further improves process security. A high overhang supports deep milling up to 10xD.
There are also additions to the Pramet ADMX07 milling program with a new F geometry for finishing and semi-finishing applications. This sits alongside the existing M, FA, and HF geometries and targets light machining of stainless steel and low carbon steels.
Well-suited for vibration-sensitive machining, the chip breaker’s highly positive geometry with narrow peripheral land reduces chatter and enables a smooth cutting action without burrs on the machined wall. It also supports lower cutting forces, which increases durability and tool life by preventing work hardening and reduces energy consumption.
Dormer Pramet, 2511 Technology Drive, Suite 113/114, Elgin, IL 60177, 847-783-5700, cs@dormerpramet.com, www.dormerpramet.com/en-us.