Non-equidistant texture finishing abrasion-reducing turning blade
A non-isometric and finishing technology, applied in metal processing equipment, cutting tools for lathes, turning equipment, etc., can solve problems such as high cutting temperature, tool wear, and large cutting force, and achieve lower cutting temperature and lower cutting speed. Force, enhance the effect of heat dissipation
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[0015] figure 1 It is a three-dimensional drawing of a non-equidistant texture finishing grinding reducing turning blade. The blade body is designed as an 80° diamond turning blade with a radius of 0.8mm and a material of cemented carbide.
[0016] figure 2 These are the three-dimensional magnified micro-textures, respectively, the magnified micro-textures of the rake surface and the micro-texture of the flank.
[0017] in image 3 Among them, there are non-equidistant arc-shaped groove micro-textures (1) on the rake surface, and the groove widths of the micro-textures are different. The size of the micro-texture conforms to the arithmetic sequence with the first item of 20μm and the tolerance of 5μm. The texture pitch size conforms to the arithmetic sequence with the first item of 60μm and the tolerance of 10μm. The distribution method is that the closer to the cutting edge, the denser the texture, and the smaller the width of the texture groove. When cutting nickel-based supera...
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