ISOinsertchart

Find the optimal feed rate for your combination of workpiece material and the specific type of router bit you are using.

The general operating RPM for tooling contained on this site is between 10,000 and 20,000 revolutions per minute. Usually, the higher the RPM, the better the surface finish becomes. However, the higher the RPM, the higher the friction generated between the tool and the workpiece. This friction is what creates the mechanical wear on the cutting edge. Using an RPM higher than your optimal feed rate causes re-cutting of the material and burning of the sharp cutting edge. Your goal is to select the lowest RPM possible for each application.

TurninginsertIdentification chart

The chip load is a measurement of the thickness of material removed by each cutting edge during a cut. This is a valuable piece of information that can then be used to calculate the exact parameters for each workpiece and material type.

There are certain parameters to consider before determining any operating parameter if you want to achieve the required finish and accuracy. Chip load can be defined as the size or thickness of the chip that is removed with each flute per revolution. When the material is machined the cutter must revolve at a specific RPM and feed at a specific feed rate to achieve the proper Chip load. There are also several factors to be considered when choosing the proper RPM and feed rate.

Insertdesignation chart

You must have heard of carbide insert comes with a unique code TNMG160408 CNMG120408 CCMT09t304 VBMT160404 , you must be thinking what are these codes to do with insert specification.

Calculate feed and speed for CNC cutting tools with our free calculator below. All you need are the speed RPM, number of flutes, material, and tool diameter. CNC Router bits and CNC router tools are effective, only if used in the correct manner. If the material you need is not listed, let us know and we can help you find the right speed and feed for your piece.

Chip loads are based on the material thickness of average size for the cutting edge length of the tool. These recommendations do not apply to thicker material or CNC cutting tools with long cutting-edge lengths. These chip loads are only a recommended starting point and are influenced by several other factors such as the rigidity of your workpiece, adequate vacuum to remove the cut waste, and may not accommodate all circumstances. Therefore, tooling damage may still occur, and the use of this chart does not warranty against tool breakage.

ISOinsertnomenclature pdf

Carbide Inserts are replaceable bit that is used in a Cutter for working on different alloys such as Cast Iron, Aluminium, Steel  in CNC Machines / Lathe Machines/ Milling Machines (Computerised Numerical Controlling Machine).  The main advantage of Carbide Insert is it works faster and that result in more finishing of the Components.

But people often get confused while choosing the correct carbide insert as it comes in different size, style, grade, geometry, angel, specification,  and these grade, specification , size are encoded in its Product Code kind of Random collection of Letters and Numbers.

So, How was the Decoding, didn't you find it simple, even if you have any doubts , Please reach out to us at Hello@jaibros.com. Our Technical Team will assist you to make the selection easily.

Inserts are used for different application like Boring, Turning, Curve, Grooving, Milling Etc. Every insert codes has its meaning  in itself , Now we will go step by step and understand the decoding.

Carbideinsertidentification chart PDF

The chip load is a measurement of the thickness of material removed by each cutting edge during a cut. This is a valuable piece of information that can then be used to calculate operating parameters for new setups. Chip loads are based on the material thickness of average size for cutting edge length of the tool. The calculation below does not apply to thicker material or tools with long cutting edge lengths. These feed rates are only a recommended starting point and may not accommodate all circumstances. Therefore, tooling damage may still occur, and the use of this calculator does not provide any warranty against tool breakage.

What is Turning, Milling , Grooving, Threading insert Grade, Angel, Specification, Dimension, Full form, Geometry, chart.