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ATORN mini cutting insert AFR 5.0mm B0.75 L22 HW5615

ATORN mini cutting insert AFR 5.0mm B0.75 L22 HW5615

ATORN mini cutting insert AFR 5.0mm B0.75 L22 HW5615
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Item no: 1018317 306 

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Application
For axial recessing in the material groups of steel and (stainless steel) with low to high cutting speeds and medium cutting conditions.

Execution
solid carbide cutting insert with inner cooling

Advantage
  • very hard cemented carbide type ensures low wear
  • sturdy geometry for axial cutter insert
  • extremely sharp cutting edges ensure cutting with process reliability


Brand: ATORN
Shank diameter (D): 5 mm
ISO name: AF
Length (L): 51 mm
Clearance length (L1): 22 mm
Recessing width (B): 0,75 mm
Plunge depth (T): 1,2 mm
Programming size (F): 2,45 mm
Min. bore diameter (D min.): 6 mm
Machining direction: Right
Carbide type: HW5615
Material to be processed: Non-ferrous metal | Stainless steel

ATORN-No.: 11947360

EAN no.: 4050293379150

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