Patent classifications
B23C2200/286
Cutting insert and shoulder millng tool
A cutting insert and a shoulder milling tool are disclosed. The cutting insert includes a surface-wiping secondary cutting edge inclined in relation to a median plane of the cutting insert such that a distance to the median plane decreases in a direction toward a corner cutting edge. The corner cutting edge, as seen in a side view along the median plane and towards a main cutting edge, has a concave curve.
Cutting insert and indexable edge rotary cutting tool
A cutting insert includes a main surface formed in a substantially parallelogram shape and having a pair of acute angle corner portions and a pair of obtuse angle corner portions, a seating surface that faces a side opposite to the main surface, a side surface that connects the main surface and the seating surface to each other, a corner cutting edge disposed in the acute angle corner portion, and a main cutting edge and a subsidiary cutting edge which are respectively disposed in a pair of side ridge portions of the main surface located each other across the acute angle corner portion. A mounting hole into which the fixing member is inserted penetrates the main surface and the seating surface. The main cutting edge is inclined at an inclination angle equal to or larger than 8° with reference to a plane perpendicular to an axial direction of the mounting hole.
CUTTING INSERT, CUTTING TOOL AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING MACHINED PRODUCT
A cutting insert may include a base including a first surface, a second surface and a lateral surface. The first surface may include a first corner, a second corner and a first side. The first side may include a first portion, a second portion, a third portion and a fourth portion in this order in a direction from the first corner to the second corner. An imaginary straight line being in contact with the first portion may be a reference line in a front view of the first surface. Inclination angles of the first portion, the second portion, the third portion and the fourth portion relative to the reference line may be respectively a first angle, a second angle, a third angle and a fourth angle. The third angle may be smaller than each of the second angle and the fourth angle.
CUTTING INSERT AND CUTTING EDGE REPLACEMENT TYPE CUTTING TOOL
A cutting insert includes first and second polygonal surfaces and a plurality of side surfaces. A corner edge that has a corner rake surface on the first polygonal surface is formed at a first corner portion, and a main cutting edge is formed from the corner edge to a second corner portion. The main cutting edge includes, at least on a corner edge side, a rake angle gradual increase region where a rake angle of a main rake surface gradually increases to a positive angle side as going from a first end portion of the corner edge toward a second corner portion side.
Cutting insert and shoulder millng tool
A cutting insert for a shoulder milling tool has a trigonal shape and includes a first surface, a second surface, and a circumferential surface extending between the first surface and the second surface. The circumferential surface includes a countersunk circumferential waist portion. The circumferential surface has a first and a second clearance surface extending along a first and a second main cutting edge. Each of the first and second clearance surfaces forma a negative nominal clearance angle. Each of the first and second main cutting edges is arranged inside the countersunk circumferential waist portion, as seen in the view towards the first and second surfaces, respectively.
Cutting insert
Provided is a cutting insert, within which a burr being generated at an outer edge of a finished surface is inhibited and chipping of the cutting insert is inhibited even when the cutting insert is formed to have multiple corners superior in economical efficiency. The cutting insert has an upper surface, a lower surface on an opposite side to the upper surface, and a circumferential side surface connecting the upper surface and the lower surface to each other. A first ridgeline at which the upper surface and the circumferential side surface intersect each other includes major cutting edges and wiper cutting edges which are alternately disposed one by one, and corners each disposed between each of the major cutting edges and each of the wiper cutting edges. A distance between the corners that are adjacent to each other is equal to or less than 60% of a diameter of an inscribed circle of the first ridgeline. The corner that is positioned at one end of the wiper cutting edge is formed at a deburring cutting edge that intersects the wiper cutting edge at an angle smaller than an angle formed by the major cutting edge and the wiper cutting edge. The corner that is positioned at the other end of the wiper cutting edge is formed at a corner cutting edge having a curvature larger than that of the wiper cutting edge.
Metal cutting insert for milling
A reversible cutting insert for milling including opposing and identically or substantially identically top and bottom surfaces interconnected by a continuous peripheral side surface, with a median plane located between the top and bottom surfaces and intersecting the side surface, and an insert axis perpendicular to the median plane about which the cutting insert is indexable. Each top and bottom surface is limited by a circumferential cutting edge intersecting the side surface, the circumferential cutting edge in a top view having the shape of a truncated equilateral triangle. Each circumferential cutting edge includes three analogous sets of cutting edges exhibiting three-fold rotational symmetry about the insert axis. A first cutting edge portion intersects a first support plane.
Indexable cutting insert for a milling tool
An indexable and double-sided round cutting insert includes an upper and lower side. A center axis extends between the upper and lower side and a median plane extends perpendicular to the center axis and is situated halfway between the upper and lower side. A side surface has an upper and lower positive clearance surface at an upper positive clearance angle with respect to an upper cutting edge and a lower positive clearance angle with respect to a lower cutting edge. A plurality of protrusions extends along the side surface and protrude in a radial direction perpendicular to the center axis. Each protrusion includes an outer surface, which along the center axis, extends such that a first radial distance from the center axis to the outer surface in the median plane is at least equal to or greater than a second radial distance from the center axis to the outer surface.
TANGENTIAL CUTTING INSERT AND A MILLING TOOL
A tangential cutting insert includes two opposing main surfaces having a triangular shape, three identical side surfaces extending between the main surfaces, and at least three identical and indexable major cutting edges formed at the intersection of at least one of the main surfaces and the three identical side surfaces. Each side surface includes three flat support surfaces recessed in relation to the major cutting edge and arranged one after another in a longitudinal direction of each side surface. A first flat support surface is disposed centrally in each side surface and forms the lowermost recessed support surface in relation to the major cutting edge. Second and third flat support surfaces are located on opposite sides of the first flat support surface and extend at an obtuse angle with the first flat support surface. A milling tool having a plurality of insert seats receiving the tangential cutting insert is provided.
Insert and cutting tool
An insert may include a base member and a resin layer located on the base member. The base member may include a first surface, a second surface, and a cutting edge. The first surface includes a rake surface region. The second surface may be adjacent to the first surface and includes a flank surface region. The cutting edge may be located in at least a part of a ridge line at which the first surface intersects with the second surface. The resin layer may not be located on the second surface but may be located on the first surface.