End Mill Geometry Enables Doubled Feed Rates
Niagara Cutter, a subsidiary of Seco Tools, recently launched its Stabilizer 2.0 next-generation family of end mills.
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Niagara Cutter, a subsidiary of Seco Tools, recently launched its Stabilizer 2.0 next-generation family of end mills. The cutters in this series incorporate continuous, variable, asymmetrical geometries and provide smooth and chatter-free performance that can enable doubled feed rates compared with previous models, the company says. Because they handle twice the chip load, the new versions are said to substantially shorten part machining cycle times and further boost productivity.
The family includes the ST430.2 series designed for steels, alloy steels and cast iron as well as the ST440.2 HT series for ISO-M and ISO-S materials such as stainless steel, titanium and high-temp alloys. In addition to the performance boost provided by the new geometry, an advanced AlTiN coating offers resistance to heat and abrasion to optimize tool life.
The end mills come in diameters ranging from 0.125" to 1.0" and 3 to 25 mm, with square corner and corner radii ranging from 0.010" to 0.120", depending on series and diameter. Lengths are available in 1×D, 2×D and 3×D. Tools come with cylindrical shanks or, for diameters exceeding 0.375", with Weldon flats.
As with all Niagara solid end mills, Seco offers its Modification Program for quick turnarounds on modifications of the new tool.
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