Question

cutting tools specification​

Answer 1

Explanation:

In the context of machining, a cutting tool or cutter is any tool that is used to remove material from the work piece by means of shear deformation. Cutting may be accomplished by single-point or multipoint tools. ... Milling and drilling tools are often multipoint tools.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Insert Specifications

Application:

Your choices are...

• Boring

Designed for use in boring, the machining of an internal diameter in the workpiece.

• Construction

Inserts for tools involved in construction and civil engineering applications such as milling of concrete or asphalt.

• Cutoff / Parting

Insert for cut-off or parting applications on a lathe.

• Drilling

Designed for use in drilling operations, typically with good thrust capacity in addition to radial load rating.

• Grooving

Inserts for cutting a groove into shafts or other workpieces. They may be square-edged, radiused, or of many other configurations.

• Hobbing

Cutting of gear tooth profiles.

• Milling

Designed for use with milling cutters; can include a wide variety of machining operations and tools.

• Mining

Insert designed for mining and rock cutting of granite, marble, etc., and for general use in mining drilling operations.

• Sawing

Inserts for saw blades, including rotary and reciprocating.

• Shearing / Cutting

Inserts for knives or blades that shear, cut, perforate, etc.

• Tapping

Designed specifically for use with taps to create internal threads.

• Threading

Creating or chasing external threads on a cylindrical workpiece. They are frequently used on lathes or turning centers.

• Turning

Used in horizontal or vertical lathes and turning centers.

Brake Rotor Turning

Turning inserts specifically designed for turning and resurfacing of automotive brake rotors.

• Other

Other unlisted or specialized application.

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