Extreme temperatures, tough chip breaking and aggressive edge wear demand everything from machining technology. Our new white paper provides practical, technically sound and directly realisable solutions to meet these challenges efficiently.
When machining heat-resistant superalloys (HRSA) such as Inconel & Co., standard tools quickly reach their limits: enormous temperatures, difficult chip breaking, and intense edge wear push machining technology to its limits. Our new white paper provides practical, technically sound, and directly implementable solutions to efficiently meet these challenges.
What you can expect in the white paper:
Focus on materials and cutting materials: Gain a deeper understanding of how HRSA materials behave during machining and what requirements cutting materials must meet.
Wear mechanisms decoded: Learn about the most important causes of tool wear—and discover practical strategies for counteracting them.
Optimal milling with ceramic end mills: We explain which cutting parameters, from cutting speed to feed rate, achieve real success.
Tips straight from manufacturing practice: Compact recommendations for action that can be applied immediately – especially for those who mill HRSA materials on a daily basis.
