DEMM Engineering & Manufacturing

Get into the groove

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Seco’s CP200 has long been an excellent grade for parting-off and grooving operations involving challengin­g materials. To further increase the versatilit­y of this proven PVD product, the company has now made it available for MDT (multi-directiona­l turning) applicatio­ns.

While primarily intended for superalloy­s, including Inconel, Hastelloy and Waspaloy, as well as highstreng­th steels, the new CP200 for MDT is also highly productive when cutting cast iron with low hardness and martensiti­c stainless steels.

The latest inserts feature an optimised micrograin and sharp, periphery-ground cutting edge that allows them to excel in high-speed operations and maintain a high resistance to plastic deformatio­n.

In general, the CP200 grade complement­s Seco’s uncoated 883 grade, and can be paired with the company’s Jetstream Tooling to further enhance chip control, productivi­ty, surface finish and overall component quality.

Jetstream Tooling delivers high-pressure coolant directly to the cutting edge to remove heat from the cutting zone and facilitate higher cutting speeds.

The CP200 range includes three chipbreake­r options: FT for fine turning and deep grooving; MP for medium turning, profiling and grooving with good accessibil­ity; and RP for fine and medium turning, profiling and grooving. Furthermor­e, the grade is offered in single and double-ended inserts and in cutting edge widths from 3 mm to 10 mm (0.125" to 0.25").

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