cutting insert

We are often asked why high performance turning inserts should use a more traditional carbide substrate. Our range includes CBN, PCD and ceramic turning inserts, and in this article we will describe them and tell you why you need them. What is CBN? CBN stands for Cubic Boron Nitride, and CBN turning inserts are designed […]

As a non-metal tool material, ceramics are widely used in the field of metal cutting. This article briefly discusses the differences in their use and the materials they are suitable for processing based on the types and properties of ceramic blades and cubic boron nitride inserts. Types and Development of Ceramic Inserts Types and development

Abnormal chipping and breaking of blades are the most troublesome problems for tool users. They will lead to a series of problems such as increased processing costs, scrapped or reworked workpieces, and low processing efficiency. Especially for expensive CBN blades, chipping and breaking of blades will cause great waste. Therefore, it is very important to

As we all know, the general failure form of the blade during processing is normal wear, so the life of the blade is closely related to wear resistance. After demonstration, the life of the cubic boron nitride blade is generally several to dozens of times that of the carbide blade and the ceramic blade. In

At present, various difficult-to-process materials such as hardened steel, super-hard sintered metal, heat-resistant super alloys, bimetallic materials, etc. have been increasingly widely used in the manufacture of industrial parts. Although parts made of such materials can achieve excellent performance, they also bring a problem: how to achieve the final forming of parts at a reasonable

What insert is better for carburized quenched steel with a hardness of up to HRC58-62 after heat treatment? For high-hardness carburized quenched steel parts, carbide inserts, ceramic inserts, and polycrystalline cubic boron nitride (CBN) inserts can all be processed. Why is CBN insert a more suitable tool for HRC58-62 carburized quenched steel? Carburized Quenched Steel