Walter Releases Highly Stable Cutting Tool
Walter’s Xtra·tec XT M5009 is said to maximize feeds, tool life and productivity, as well as boost process reliability while also reducing cutting tool material costs. The cutter’s high level of stability makes it ideal for minimal material removal and variable conditions.
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Walter has introduced the Xtra·tec XT M5009 cutter for face milling, roughing and rough finishing with wiper inserts on steels, stainless steels, materials with difficult cutting properties and non-ferrous metals.
With its small, tough, double-sided SN X0904 or SN X1205 indexable inserts and high number of teeth, the M5009 is said to maximize feeds, tool life and productivity, as well as boost process reliability while also reducing cutting tool material costs.
According to Walter, the cutter’s high level of stability makes it ideal for minimal material removal and variable conditions. In addition, its positive soft cutting action permits it to be used on less powerful machines, and it reportedly provides superior handling due to an easily accessible clamping screw at an angle which prevents typical installation mistakes.
The Walter Xtra·tec XT M5009 face milling cutter has a 45° approach angle, is available in diameters of 25-160 mm (1-6 in.) and provides a depth of cut of 5 or 6.5 mm. It features three pitches for different applications (tools with wide and medium pitch for insert size SN X1205 are designed with carbide shim), and either ScrewFit or shell mill mount interfaces.
