Grooving Insert Grades

Advantages                      Steel & Stainless Steel

Advantages

• Submicron substrate with a good combination of hardness and strength.
• Excellent wear resistance and low coefficient of friction.
• A wide rand application in threading of of steel, stainless steel and cast iron.

Advantages

• Submicron substrate of low coefficient of friction and high toughness.
• Suitable for grooving of alloy steel and stainless steel.

Advantages

• Optimized grain size portfolio in substrate enhances fracture strength.
• Excellent wear and chipping resistance.
• Suitable for grooving of alloy steel and stainless steel.

Advantages

• PVD coating layer of TiAlN and TiN.
• Low coefficient of friction.
• Yellow coating on insert allow easier wear detection.

Advantages                      Steel & Stainless Steel

Advantages

• Micron grain size substrate with AlTiSiN PVD coating.
• Great combination of toughness and wear resistance.
  Low coefficient of friction.
• Suitable for continuous cutting of stainless steel, alloy steel and
  carbon steel.
• A wide range of application of finishing, semi-finishing in turning,
  milling and drilling.

Advantages

• Fine grain substrate with TiAlN PVD coating.
• Great pressure resistance and hardness at high temperature.

Advantages     Cast Iron and Non-ferrous material

Advantages

• Perfect for maching of cast iron, aluminum and non-ferrous material.

Advantages

• Ultra-high hardness micron substrate,
  with great wear resistance and toughness.
• Refine polishing treatment to avoid adhesion and built-up edge.
• Best choice for high-speed finishing of aluminum.