American Standard Wave Edge End Mill

The cutting process generates a significant amount of heat, particularly at high cutting speeds, causing the temperature to spike rapidly. If the tool does not have good heat resistance, it will lose its hardness at high temperatures, resulting in a decrease in cutting efficiency. The hardness of our milling cutter materials remains high at high temperatures, allowing them to continue cutting. This property is also known as thermohardness or red hardness. Heat-resistant cutting tools are required to maintain stable cutting performance under high temperatures so as to avoid tool failure due to overheating.

In addition to being strong and tough, Erurocut milling cutters have excellent toughness. The cutters must be able to withstand a lot of impact force during the cutting process, otherwise they will easily break. To prevent chipping and chipping problems, milling cutters must also be tough since they will be impacted and vibrated during the cutting process. It is only when cutting tools possess these properties that they will maintain stable and reliable cutting capabilities under complex and changing cutting conditions.

When installing and adjusting the milling cutter, it is vital to follow strict operating steps to ensure that the cutter is in contact with the workpiece and at the right angle. This will not only improve processing efficiency, but will also prevent workpiece damage and equipment failure caused by improper adjustment.