Solid carbide end mills run at extremely impressive feed and speed rates. In some cases, they can be run at 3x the rates of HSS end mills. Using solid carbide end mills results in better surface finish on the workpiece and extended tool life over conventional HSS and Cobalt end mills.
The greater red hardness of M-42 Cobalt end mills enables these tools to run about 10% faster than conventional HSS end mills. This translates to shorter machining times and permits fuller utilization of available machine horsepower. While Cobalt end mills are initially more expensive than HSS, they retain their sharpness for longer, providing more cuts between grinds and less machine downtime, resulting in lower end mill tooling costs.
The greater red hardness of M-42 Cobalt end mills enables these tools to run about 10% faster than conventional HSS end mills. This translates to shorter machining times and permits fuller utilization of available machine horsepower. While Cobalt end mills are initially more expensive than HSS, they retain their sharpness for longer, providing more cuts between grinds and less machine downtime, resulting in lower end mill tooling costs.
The greater red hardness of M-42 Cobalt end mills enables these tools to run about 10% faster than conventional HSS end mills. This translates to shorter machining times and permits fuller utilization of available machine horsepower. While Cobalt end mills are initially more expensive than HSS, they retain their sharpness for longer, providing more cuts between grinds and less machine downtime, resulting in lower end mill tooling costs.
The greater red hardness of M-42 Cobalt end mills enables these tools to run about 10% faster than conventional HSS end mills. This translates to shorter machining times and permits fuller utilization of available machine horsepower. While Cobalt end mills are initially more expensive than HSS, they retain their sharpness for longer, providing more cuts between grinds and less machine downtime, resulting in lower end mill tooling costs.
The greater red hardness of M-42 Cobalt end mills enables these tools to run about 10% faster than conventional HSS end mills. This translates to shorter machining times and permits fuller utilization of available machine horsepower. While Cobalt end mills are initially more expensive than HSS, they retain their sharpness for longer, providing more cuts between grinds and less machine downtime, resulting in lower end mill tooling costs.
The greater red hardness of M-42 Cobalt end mills enables these tools to run about 10% faster than conventional HSS end mills. This translates to shorter machining times and permits fuller utilization of available machine horsepower. While Cobalt end mills are initially more expensive than HSS, they retain their sharpness for longer, providing more cuts between grinds and less machine downtime, resulting in lower end mill tooling costs.
The greater red hardness of M-42 Cobalt end mills enables these tools to run about 10% faster than conventional HSS end mills. This translates to shorter machining times and permits fuller utilization of available machine horsepower. While Cobalt end mills are initially more expensive than HSS, they retain their sharpness for longer, providing more cuts between grinds and less machine downtime, resulting in lower end mill tooling costs.
The greater red hardness of M-42 Cobalt end mills enables these tools to run about 10% faster than conventional HSS end mills. This translates to shorter machining times and permits fuller utilization of available machine horsepower. While Cobalt end mills are initially more expensive than HSS, they retain their sharpness for longer, providing more cuts between grinds and less machine downtime, resulting in lower end mill tooling costs.
