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Calico's PVD coatings are sound, eco-friendly and customizable in structure. Our thin film technology also embodies our development in surface engineering. Our PVD coatings perform under extreme pressure to add value and help solve our clients' particular business challenges related to wear. The PVD systems and processes we have in place are designed for a broad range of parts and products used in the following industries: Aerospace, Automotive, Chemical, Diesel, Energy, General Manufacturing, Marine, Medical, Metal Forming, Military, Molds, Motorsports, Nuclear, Oil & Gas and Weaponry.

What isPVDcoating used for

As the degree of taper increases, you may have to use the large diameter provided to calculate the appropriate RPM, instead of tip size. This usually isn’t necessary until seven degrees. At that time, the tip size would be used to calculate the needed feed per tooth. Tapered end mill usage can be tricky if the proper settings are not adhered to. Please follow these endmill usage charts as closely as possible.

What isPVDcoating on stainless steel

WARNING: All cutting tools can shatter and break during use. Government regulations require that safety glasses be worn during use. We also recommend wearing a simple respiration mask.

Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) coatings have a positive presence in a wide range of industrial, non-industrial and cosmetic applications due to their increased hardness, low coefficient of friction, extreme temperature resistance and a multitude of color ranges. PVD coatings can be applied to many different surfaces including; steels and other ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, glass, plastics, rubber and elastomers.

1. SFM + FPT (For Material) 2. Find RPM at intersection of SFM + Diameter 3. Calculate Feed IPM = FPT x Number of Flutes X RPM

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The following tables are starting parameters only. Every application is different and may require varying feeds and speeds from this chart.

Calico Coatings is offering CERTESS®NITRO, an additional range of ultra-hard PVD coatings available to support all your wear challenges. Our PVD CERTESS®NITRO coatings contain the deposition of thin (2-10 microns; 0.0001" – 0.0004") films on the surface of parts and materials.

The table below shows a summary of properties such as hardness, typical coating thickness, deposition temperature and maximum usage temperature of CERTESS®NITRO PVD. Parameters such as deposition temperature are important to ensure that the component being coated is not exposed to conditions that are above its tempering temperature and that the base / core hardness is not compromised.