Two New Inserts Added to Disc Milling Cutter Line
Seco has added two insert sizes to its family of 335.25 disc milling cutters designed for flexibility and productivity.
Seco has added two insert sizes to its family of 335.25 disc milling cutters designed for flexibility and productivity. With these 9- and 12-mm XNHQ inserts, the cutter now offers a range of cutting widths from 0.531" to 1.26" (13 to 32 mm) for a greater variety of applications.
The disc milling cutter performs slotting, back facing, helical and circular interpolation and plunging operations. Incorporating a cutter design and insert geometry with four cutting edges, the series reduces cutting forces and optimizes chip flow to ensure reliable and productive machining. The line features both fixed-pocket and adjustable-width versions to accommodate various production environments.
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