Japan
United States
Mexico
Brazil
EU
United Kingdom
Germany
Spain
France
Italy
Poland
Turkey
China
South East Asia, Oceania, South Africa
India
For steels
For stainless steels
For cast iron
For non-ferrous metal
For difficult to cut material
For hardened material
Sintered Alloy Machining • Cast Iron Machining MB4120/MB710/MB730/MBS140
Application Range
Sintered Alloy Machining
Cast Iron Machining
Recommended Cutting Conditions
Sintered Alloy Machining
Cast Iron Machining
MB4120
- The first recommendation that can be widely used for continuous to interrupted cutting of sintered alloy and cast iron.
FEATURES
High Fracture Resistance
Fine CBN particles increase cutting edge toughness. The high fracture resistance allows stable performance even during interrupted machining.
High Adhesion Strength of Fine CBN Particles
Optimization of the sintering conditions strengthens adhesion between fine CBN particles. This increases both fracture resistance and wear resistance.
Application Example
Fracture Resistance Comparison During Interrupted Facing of High Strength Sintered Alloy
Comparison in Continuous Machining of AISI No 35 B
For finish cutting
For medium cutting
For rough cutting
