Inserts for awkward parts

Seco has extended its range of Duratomic inserts for steel turning applications to include a new grade – TP3501.

The grade is aimed at manufacturers turning steel and stainless steel components, and is especially suited to heavy-duty operations involving interrupted cuts and where less stable machine tools are being used. The grade is also ideal for machining awkward and asymmetric shaped parts where weak and/or relatively unstable workholding is being used, as well as for components with small internal features.

TP3501 joins the previously launched TP2501, TP1501 and TP0501 grades and completes Seco’s steel turning Duratomic grade line-up.

TP3501 inserts feature Seco’s innovative Duratomic Al2O3 coating technology which, by manipulating it at an atomic level, delivers improved mechanical and thermal performance and a better balance between insert toughness and hardness.

The new TP inserts, which are chrome in colour, incorporate Seco’s Used Edge Detection functionality that allows users to easily identify if an insert edge has been used (i.e. through being able to see wear scars) and, as a consequence, ensures that unused inserts are not discarded before they need to be.

The TP3501 range is comprehensive. It includes just under 400 different insert types with a wide range of geometries that includes the proven and ultra-strong M6 (double-sided, negative) chipbreaker.

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