CBN grades for finishing ductile cast iron| Coated (B5K) / Un-coated (B52)
Best CBN grades for high-speed finishing of ductile cast iron
High-speed finishing up to 1600 SFM
Achieves highly effective machining even surpassing ceramic
Features
- Ideal for finishing ductile cast iron
- Excellent wear resistance due to optimum CBN content and TiC binders
Tooling application
Ductile cast iron
Finish Turning
Grade characteristics
Cutting conditions
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Grade | Material | Operation type | Machining | Cutting speed (SFM) | Feed(IPR) | DOC(inch) | Coolant |
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B5K/B52 | Ductile cast iron | Turning | Finishing | 300 - 1600 | .004 - .016 | .012 - .080 | WET |
Case study
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B5K | 12 pcs / corner |
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Competitor's CBN | 6 pcs / corner |
- B5K achieved 2 times longer tool life machining this interrupted ID cut.
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B52 | 50 pcs / corner |
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Competitor's CBN | 20 pcs / corner |
- B52 performance resulted in 2.5 times longer tool life and stable machining performance over the competitor's CBN insert.
Tool lineup
Please check product catalog for tooling lineup
Other recommended products
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HC6For machining ductile cast iron| TiC ceramic + alumina
Specialized ceramic for finishing ductile iron
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SP9Roughing to finishing of ductile cast iron & gray cast iron| Coated Silicon Nitride Ceramic
Covers roughing to finishing operations
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SX6Exceptional wear resistance for rough machining of gray cast iron| Silicon nitride ceramic
First recommendation for roughing gray cast iron
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CP1Roughing gray cast & ductile cast iron / CVD coated carbide
CVD coated carbide grade ideal for roughing
Useful information
- Points for maximizing the performance of ceramic insert〔 Milling roughness to semi-finishing of heat-resistant alloys 〕
- Points for maximizing the performance of ceramic insert 〔 Rough to semi-finish turning of heat-resistant alloys 〕
- Tips for effectively cutting nickel-based alloys by knowing the material’s characteristics
- How to Make Ceramic Cutting Tools from Scratch