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Presseinformation<br />
Press Rele<strong>as</strong>e<br />
Communiqué de presse 46/2010<br />
Additional small and large diameters for<br />
KOMET ® Quatron hi.feed milling cutters<br />
Continuous drilling and plunge milling with<br />
Quatron indexable inserts<br />
The KOMET GROUP first introduced the KOMET ® Quatron<br />
hi.feed milling cutters a year ago. The product range h<strong>as</strong> been<br />
such a success that KOMET ® is extending its range of diameters<br />
in time for AMB 2010.<br />
KOMET ® Quatron hi.feed milling cutters enable continuous drilling<br />
and plunge milling with just one tool. A distinctive feature of this tool<br />
variant is the four-edged indexable inserts of the<br />
KOMET KUB Quatron ® . In addition to the number of cutting edges,<br />
the tool is characterised by its capacity when it comes to continuous<br />
drilling. Users have been particularly impressed by the f<strong>as</strong>t removal of<br />
large quantities of cut metal. In addition, Quatron indexable inserts can<br />
also cut radially,which means that they offer considerably more flexibility<br />
than two- or three-edged inserts during plunge milling and excavation.<br />
When milling with an axial and horizontal feed, a variety of diameters<br />
and complex contours can be achieved during a roughing procedure.<br />
The same indexable inserts are used for continuous drilling and<br />
milling.<br />
With a diameter range of 25 to 42 millimetres, the milling cutters from<br />
KOMET ® have already earned an excellent reputation. A smaller design<br />
with a 20mm diameter and a larger design with a 52mm diameter<br />
are set to be introduced. Additionally, the existing 42mm version with<br />
four teeth is being supplemented by a version with five teeth. The new<br />
52mm tool is fitted with six teeth.<br />
Gentle processing<br />
Plunge milling, also known <strong>as</strong> plunging, is particularly well suited to<br />
cutting deep grooves and large cavities. It is a preferred processing<br />
technique because of the long projection lengths and high cutting capacity<br />
of the tools. Plunge milling is also ideal for unstable spindle<br />
conditions. This processing technique also saves the spindle by exerting<br />
less stress. Milling with an axial and horizontal feed eliminates the<br />
need for boring with several drilling tools. A further advantage is presented<br />
by the Quatron indexable inserts. With four cutting edges per<br />
insert, production costs are reduced. The successful BK8425 coating<br />
also guarantees a longer tool life. The tough substrate allows universal<br />
use of the screw-on milling cutters for steel, c<strong>as</strong>t iron and stainless<br />
materials.<br />
The KOMET GROUP, incorporating the KOMET ® , DIHART ® and<br />
JEL ® brands, is a leading global manufacturer of high-precision tools<br />
for bore machining, reaming and threading. For more than 90 years,<br />
the <strong>Group</strong> h<strong>as</strong> been at the forefront of innovations within the industry:<br />
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KOMET GROUP GmbH<br />
Zeppelinstraße 3<br />
D-74354 Besigheim, Germany<br />
Phone: +49 (0) 7143/373-0<br />
Fax: +49 (0) 7143/373-233<br />
E-mail: info@kometgroup.com<br />
Internet: www.kometgroup.com<br />
Press contact/Press relations:<br />
Michael Rauscher<br />
Head of Marketing Support<br />
Phone: +49 (0) 7143/373-0<br />
Fax: +49 (0) 7143/373-574<br />
E-mail: info@kometgroup.com<br />
Internet: www.kometgroup.com<br />
Großpietsch Produkt-PR ®<br />
John Großpietsch<br />
Waldstraße 18<br />
D-77736 Zell am Harmersbach, Germany<br />
Phone: +49 - (0) 7835/5404-0<br />
Fax: +49 - (0) 7835/5404-20<br />
E-mail: john.grosspietsch@produkt-pr.de<br />
Internet: www.produkt-pr.de
Presseinformation<br />
Press Rele<strong>as</strong>e<br />
Communiqué de presse<br />
a tradition which h<strong>as</strong> been in place since the early insert drills and<br />
continues today with the mechatronic tool systems. With 20 subsidiaries,<br />
the <strong>Group</strong> currently employs approximately 1,400 staff members<br />
and is represented in around 50 countries.<br />
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