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THE MACHINING AGE IS OVER

THE MACHINING AGE IS OVER
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THE MACHINING AGE IS OVER

Product catalog summary
Introduction
The document introduces Tiger·tec®Silver, a cutting tool material by Walter, designed to enhance productivity and process stability in machining. It is applicable for both dry and wet machining of steel and cast iron, targeting industries like automotive, aerospace, and mechanical engineering.
Tiger·tec®Silver Technology
This section describes the unique CVD coating technology of Tiger·tec®Silver, which doubles output. Key features include high wear resistance, toughness, and resistance to thermal stress variations, optimized for friction behavior and hardness-to-toughness ratio.
Product Properties
Tiger·tec®Silver offers up to a 100% performance increase due to its wear behavior and toughness. It excels in cutting and swarf evacuation, deformation and oxidation wear resistance, and flank face wear resistance.
Applications and Examples
Examples of Tiger·tec®Silver applications include machining various materials, reducing tool costs, increasing machine capacity, and improving tool life. Specific applications include shoulder milling of machine frames, face milling of guide tracks, pocket milling of form inserts, and circular face milling of brake calipers.
Application Chart
The application chart details primary and additional applications of different Walter grade designations for various workpiece material groups, highlighting the coating process and composition.
Milling Cutter Range
An overview of the milling cutter range is provided, detailing operations like pocket milling, trimming, plunging, slot milling, and shoulder milling, along with specific milling cutters and their specifications.
Walter Select Milling Cutters
This section details specifications of Walter Select milling cutters for face and shoulder milling, including lead angles, diameter ranges, and indexable insert types, along with ordering information and primary applications for steel and cast iron.
Technical Information
The document includes technical information on cutting data for milling, feed rate specifications, application-specific data, indexable insert geometry, calculation formulae, and problem-solving tips.
Specifications
Detailed specifications for various milling tools, including tool diameters, maximum depths of cut, and feed per tooth for different materials such as unalloyed steel, low-alloyed steel, high-alloyed steel, stainless steel, grey cast iron, and malleable cast iron.
Procedures
Outlines procedures for circular interpolation into solid material, face milling, inclined plunging, and vertical plunging, with data on maximum cut depths, feed angles, and milling depths for different tool diameters and indexable insert types.
Norms and Recommendations
Recommendations for using specific indexable inserts based on the material and machining conditions, suggesting suitable tool families for different workpiece material groups.
Key Data from Tables and Charts
Includes tables with correction factors for feed per tooth, maximum axial feed per tool revolution, and range of diameters for milling in one pass, along with programming information for theoretical tool radius and groove depth calculations.
Critical Information
Highlights critical parameters such as maximum depths of cut, feed angles, and tool diameters, emphasizing the importance of selecting appropriate tool and insert geometry for specific machining conditions.
Indexable Insert Geometry for Shoulder Mills
Details various indexable insert geometries designed for different machining conditions and materials, such as antivibration, stability, and cutting edge sharpness.
Side and Face Mill Geometry
Describes geometries for side and face mills, focusing on stability and suitability for various machining conditions and materials.
Workpiece Material Groups
Categorizes materials like steel and cast iron based on tensile strength and cutting properties.
Calculation Formulae
Includes formulas for speed, cutting speed, feed rate, feed per tooth, metal removal rate, power requirement, and specific cutting force.
Problem Solving
Provides solutions for common machining issues such as hairline cracks, flank face wear, chips along the edge, and plastic deformation.
Contact Information
Contact details for Walter AG and its subsidiaries worldwide.
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Catalog excerpts

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Product handbook Milling _ SILVER, BLACK, STRONG

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Cutting tool materials with the Tiger-tec® technology brand are setting the standard in machining again and again, in terms of productivity and process stability. With the new cutting tool material Tiger-tec®Silver, the engineers at Walter have moved another great step closer to the ideal cutting tool material. Tiger-tec®Silver is ideal for dry and wet machining of steel and cast iron materials, and is at home in important key sectors: the automotive industry and rail vehicle manufacturing, power engineering, the aerospace industry, mechanical engineering and in mould and die making.

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2 The new technology 6 Applications and examples 12 Application chart 34 Technical information 34 Cutting data for milling 38 Feed rate specification 54 Application-specific data 68 Description of indexable insert geometry 76 Calculation Formulae 78 Problem solving

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Extremely stable cutting edges for high level of process reliability Extremely smooth rake face for excellent tribochemical wear resistance Silver coloured flank face for extremely easy wear detection during use

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UNiqUe ThroUghoUT The world With its globally unique CVD coating technology, the cutting tool material Tiger·tec®Silver is forging ahead into new dimensions. In day-to-day manufacturing, this means that increases in output of up to 100 % are possible in machining. Other features of Tiger·tec®Silver: – Enormous toughness and minimal formation of hairline cracks thanks to optimum residual strength – Greatly reduced tribochemical wear thanks to perfect, smooth rake faces – Not susceptible to thermal stress variations during wet and dry machining Completely new CVD coating technology: – Combines...

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Tiger·tec®Silver The new technology HIGH lEVEl Of WEAR RESISTANCE A close-up view of the cutting edges shows it clearly: the new cutting tool material Tiger·tec®Silver can easily handle even the most difficult machining conditions thanks to its new, revolutionary coating. Hairline cracks, such as those that occur at high cutting speeds, with interrupted cuts and difficult cutting conditions in particular, are decisively reduced with Tiger·tec®Silver indexable inserts. In the example shown, heat treatable steel 42CrMo4 was milled twice, with the existing insert and with the new Tiger·tec®Silver....

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PRODUCT PROPERTIES: Performance increase of up to 100 % - thanks to excellent wear behaviour combined with extreme toughness Excellent cutting and swarf evacuation behaviour - thanks to extremely smooth rake faces Resistant to deformation and oxidation wear - thanks to the new type of aluminium oxide coating High level of resistance to flank face wear - thanks to fine-grained, columnar, average temperature titanium carbonitride New dimension in the toughness to wear resistance ratio - thanks to the new type of coating technology BENEFITS FOR YOU: Low production costs - higher cutting speeds thanks...

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Tiger·tec®Silver Applications and examples THE APPlICATION With the new Tiger·tec®Silver technology, there is also completely new surface treatment in addition to the special coating combination. Due to the optimal residual stresses, the toughness of the wear-resistant Tiger·tec®Silver cutting tool material increases exponentially. It is this combination of a high level of wear resistance and toughness that gives Tiger·tec®Silver superior machining performance. Temperature resistance Tiger·tec®Silver Tiger·tec® WAlTER GRADE DESIGNATION w K P 35 S Tiger·tec®Silver Application range Primary application...

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MATERIAl: STEEl (ISO P) Temperature resistance Toughness MATERIAl: CAST IRON (ISO K) Temperature resistance WKP 35 S Primary application: all steel materials at medium to high cutting speeds and medium to high feeds per tooth. For unfavourable conditions, e.g. wet machining, fluctuating material removal or long projection length. Primary application: spheroidal graphite cast iron or ADI materials at low to medium cutting speeds and medium to high feeds per tooth. For unfavourable conditions, e.g. wet machining, fluctuating material removal or aggressive interrupted cuts. Tiger·tec®Silver

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Workpiece material: Tool: Indexable insert: Cutting tool material: with coolant 1 inner surface Cutting data: vc [m/min] fz [mm] vf [mm/min] ap[mm] ae [mm] Tool life quantity Tiger-tec®Silver 400 0.2 2425 1.5 - 3 60 with coolant 2 inner surfaces Benefits for you: - high level of process stability despite unstable weld design; holes and weld seams are also milled in some areas - lower tool costs Comparison in tool life of inner surfaces [pieces]

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Example 2: guide tracks (face milling) Workpiece material: St52-2 (1.0570), ISO P (Unalloyed Structural Steel) Tool: F4080 / Z8 / dia. 125 Indexable insert: ODHT0605ZZN-F57 Cutting tool material: WKP35S vc [m/min] fz [mm] vf [mm/min] ap [mm] ae [mm] Tool life [m] Benefits for you: – reduced tool costs thanks to doubled service life – machine capacity increased thanks to 26 % higher feed rate feed rate comparison [mm/min]

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Workpiece material: Tensile strength: Tool: Indexable insert: Cutting tool material: Cutting data: vc [m/min] fz [mm] vf [mm/min] ap[mm] ae [mm] Tool life [m] Benefits for you: - a complete component can be reliably machined - lower tool costs Tool life comparison [m]

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Example 4: brake caliper (circular face milling) Workpiece material: GGG50 (0.7050), ISO K (Nodular Iron) Tool: F4042R / Z7 / dia. 50 Indexable insert: ADMT10T308R-F56 Cutting tool material: WKP35S Cutting data: Competitor 160 0.215 1533 1.5 25 without coolant Tool life quantity [pieces] 800 Benefits for you: – reduction in CPP (cost per part) – low tool costs thanks to longer tool life – high level of process reliability Tool life quantity comparison [pieces]

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HC = coated carbide • • Primary application

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