ISCAR SUMOCHAM

A new SUMOCHAM drill head key was designed to transmit the clamping forces by way of two cavities.

SUMOCHAM Features
• Innovative clamping design which enables significantly
more insert indexes.
• Twisted coolant nozzles with indexable drilling heads, available in different head configurations for various material groups.
• Longer tool life and higher productivity.


Drill Body Features
• Available in diameter range of 6 to 32.9 mm
(.236-1.299).
• Robust high quality pocket for prolonged tool life.
• Frontal coolant near to the cutting edge for increased
tool life.
• Twisted coolant nozzles through the drill body and not
through the center core.
• Highest grade of tool steel that features superior body
hardness for excellent wear resistance.
• Polished flutes and drill body for improved chip
evacuation.
• Available with cylindrical shank and with DIN 9766 type
(one flat) shank.
• Helical margin on body prevents chip adhesion.
• Unique flute geometry.
• High helix angle

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• ISCAR;
• SUMOCHAM;
• Tube
• Sheet
• Drilling;
• Heat
• Exchangers

[cncdaddy]

@kaninen25 we don't do a lot of exotics where I work , so that's about the worst stuff we machine.We do some 4300 series items and some 4140 , and once in a while some Nace casting.

[kaninen25]

@cncdaddy Nah, 316 is pretty ok, what's merciless is Titan grade 5, I hate machining that material, even when we use a CP200 we have to change edges on it every 250mm with a 3mm cut. Well, a step above that I guess Inconel is, worst.. material.. ever. If it's old (Like it's been lying around for 3-4weeks) It's the hardest and most variating metal you can turn or mill in.

[cncdaddy]

@kaninen25 yeah , that 316 stuff is merciless , we machine some 304 as well .

[R1K4RD05]

i wonder if it could do the same thing with stainless steel

[kaninen25]

How big of a feed rate can these bad boys do in Super Duplex or 316L?