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KENTURN NANO. TEC. CO., LTD.
Product Description :
Our own manufacturing spindle can fulfill the coolant of axis also inhibit the heat and thermal deformation by using the Germany original OTT HSK-A63 drawbar system. Besides, the oil-air lubricating bearings can stand long-term cutting operation. The spindle, motor power is up to 25KW, speed 18000 RPM, using dualdrive chunk, can be used in vertical machining centers and medium gantry machine.
CHIN MING PRECISION TOOLS CO., LTD.
Product Description :
For Ultra-Hard Material Machining
(For Carbide, SiC, Al2O3, Si3N4 and ZrO2 Machining.)
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PCD Helix Flute End Mills- Multi-Flute：
★ Multi-flute decreases cutting resistance and makes high efficiency.
★ Applies to high precision machining of carbide and ceramics.
PCD Helix Flute Drilling：
★ For carbide, ceramics, aluminum, copper, graphite and carbon fiber drilling.
PCD Ball Rolling Cutter：
★ Special cutting edge and high accuracy R of ±0.005mm realize high quality mirror polished machining.
★ Applies to carbide and hardened steel(≦70HRC) mirror polished machining.
PCBN Helix Flute End Mills：
★ For hardened steel(HRC45~65°) and powder metallurgy machining.
TAIHO TOOL MFG. CO., LTD.
Product Description :
The AERO series is very suitable for high-power equipment above 80KW.
It has a sharp cutting edges and grooves for great efficiency of discharging the chips. The coating is OSG's diamond coating with glossy surface. This bright and smooth surface optimizes the performance of the end mill, especially in aluminum alloy that weldability and lubricity are required.
The 3-short-blade type and center jet type (AERO-ETS, AERO-O-ETS) are corner radius end mills applied to roughing and finishing.
The 3-long-blade type and extra long blade type (AERO-ETL, AERO-EXTL) are corner radius end mills applied to roughing and finishing.
The 2-short-blade type (DLC-AIR-EDS) is corner radius end mills applied to roughing and finishing.
