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Abrasives

Example:

HSS burrs, 1 tooth, ∅ 12 mm. Course machining of soft

NF metals. Speed: 200–300 m/min.

turning rate range: 5400–8000 min

-1

.

Cutting speeds

m/min

60

80

100

200

250

300

Burr ∅ mm

Revolutions

min

-1

2,3

8400 11100 13900 27700 34600 41600

3,2

6000

8000 10000 19900 24900 29900

4

4800

6400

8000 16000 19900 23900

5

3900

5100

6400 12800 16000 19100

6

3200

4300

5400 10700 13300 16000

7

2800

3700

4600

9100 11400 13700

8

2400

3200

4000

8000 10000 12000

10

2000

2600

3200

6400

8000

9600

12

1600

2200

2700

5400

6700

8000

14

1400

1900

2300

4600

5700

6900

16

1200

1600

2000

4000

5000

6000

1 teeth without chip deflector.

3 teeth with chip deflector.

5 teeth without chip deflector.

Observe safety

recommendations:

Please observe

the recommended

turning speeds!

HSS burr

Applications recommendations:

1. HSS burrs, thanks to their special tooth geometry and high

production quality, partricularly suitable for deburring, chamfering,

cast-iron fettling and processing aluminium. They can also be used

cost-effectively with low-power machines in the low turning rate

range.

2. HSS burrs should be used with low-rev machines,

compared to hard-metal burrs.

3. They are not to available for applications where there are

high rev rates.

4. The toughness of high-speed steel (HSS)

gives greater stability to the tooth cutting.

Material groups

Processing

Toothing

Cutting speed

Steel,

steel

casting

uncured, un-

tempered steel up

to 1200 N/mm

2

(< 38 HRC)

construction steels, carbon steels,

tool steels, unalloyed steels,

case-hardened steels, cast steel

course machining =

greater material removal

3

60– 80 m/min

fine machining =

lower material removal

3

80–100 m/min

5

60– 80 m/min

Stainless

steel

INOX

rust and acid-

resistant steels

austenitic and ferritic

stainless steels

course machining =

greater material removal

1

60– 80 m/min

fine machining =

lower material removal

1

80–100 m/min

NF metals soft NF metals

alu alloys,

brass, copper, zinc

course machining =

greater material removal

1

200–300 m/min

fine machining =

lower material removal

Cast iron gray cast iron,

white cast iron

Cast iron with lamellar graphite EN-GJL (GG),

with nodular graphite/ductile iron EN-GJS

(GGS), white malleable EN-GJMVV (GTW),

black malleable EN-GJMB (GTS)

course machining =

greater material removal

3

60– 80 m/min

fine machining =

lower material removal

3

80–100 m/min

5

80–100 m/min

Synthetics,

other

materials

fibre-reinforced, thermoplastic and duro-plastic synthetics,

hard rubber, wood

course machining =

greater material removal

1

200–300 m/min

fine machining =

lower material removal

1

250–300 m/min

HSS Burrs

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