07 November 2011
Mitsubish makes two anti-vibration additions to MStar solid carbide end mill series
The latest additions to Mitsubishi's MStar series of solid carbide end mills are two anti-vibration types, in short and medium cutting lengths.
With the exception of a small percentage of specialist needs, MStar range end mills can be successfully used for a wide range of applications.
For these latest additions, flutes are of a varied pitch and the spiral angles also differ, at 42° and 45°, to further benefit the reduction of vibration during machining.
The MSSHV and MSMHV are capable of full-width slotting and incorporate a larger than standard pocket on the end face to facilitate quicker chip removal. Both are available in 6 to 20 mm diameters and are suitable for carbon, alloy and stainless steels through to difficult-to-cut materials.
The MStar series contains around 40 different types in a vast range of diameters. The Miracle-based coating technology coupled with a reliable micro-grain carbide substrate used across the whole range provides outstanding tool life, is highly resistant to chipping and gives the performance needed for high production levels, says Mitsubishi.
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Celia Cadwallader
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