Internal Grooving Tools Promote Process Security
The CoroCut QD system from Sandvik Coromant now includes CoroTurn SL blades for deep grooves in internal machining.
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The CoroCut QD system from Sandvik Coromant now includes CoroTurn SL blades for deep grooves in internal machining. According to the company, the modularity of the system enables tool assemblies to be optimized for the specific application. The tools offer a stable clamping mechanism enabling the use of Silent Tools dampened boring bars for vibration-free machining with long overhands. For tube-shaped components such as those found in the oil and gas industry, the tooling enables high process security for machining deep internal grooving. The new tools include over-coolant for handling chip control as well as under-coolant for prolonging tool life.
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