SNMM 866-HR2:T9315 TURNING INSERT - NEGATIVE

SNMM 866-HR2:T9315 TURNING INSERT - NEGATIVE

PRA7015751 7015751
49.30 / EA
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  • Applicable Materials: Steel, Cast Iron and Hardened Steel
  • Chipbreaker: HR2
  • Corner Radius: 2.4mm
  • Hole Diameter: 9.12mm
  • Included Angle: 90°
  • Inscribed Circle: 25.4mm
  • Insert Size: 866
  • Insert Style: SNMM
  • ISO Code: SNMM 250924-HR2:T9315
  • Material: Carbide
  • Material Grade: H, K, P
  • Maximum Depth of Cut Decimal Inch: 0.63
  • Maximum Depth of Cut Metric: 16.0
  • Rake: Negative
  • Relief Angle: 0°
  • Seat Size: 25
  • Shape: Squared
  • Surface Treatment: CVD Coated
  • Thickness: 9.52mm
  • Type: 25.4mm
  • ANSI Code: SNMM 866-HR2:T9315
  • Country of Origin: CZ
  • Has Attributes: Yes
  • Has Image: Yes
  • Manufacturer Grade: T9315
  • Manufacturer Name: Dormer Pramet
  • Width: 25.4mm
Single-sided negative turning insert, square with inscribed circle diameter of 25.4mm, 9.52mm thick, 2.4mm nose radius and indexing accuracy according to ISO-tolerance class-M, chip-breaker HR2, in grade T9315, a MT-CVD coated functionally graded WC-Co carbide within ISO range P05-P25, for heavy to extra heavy machining of steels
Pack: 10/PK
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  • Application
  • Item Features
  • Standards
Heavy Roughing with High Feeds
  • T9315 grade functionally gradient substrate with fine structure
  • Relatively low cobalt content
  • Thick MT-CVD coating with a dominant Al2O3 layer
  • Highly versatile material with a balanced ratio of abrasion resistance and operative reliability
  • Special surface finish for coating
  • High cutting speeds
  • Continuous to slightly interrupted cut
  • HR2 chipbreaker - high productivity
  • Optimized chip evacuation from the machined surface
  • Stable cutting edge thanks to a wide peripheral land
  • Positive, stable geometry with wide land
  • Ideal for machining steels, cast irons and machining stainless steels
  • Designed for rough forgings and castings
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