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Multiple cutter blade and cutting tool

A tool and blade technology, applied in the field of cutting tools with multi-blade inserts, which can solve the problems of poor surface quality and poor chip evacuation performance

Inactive Publication Date: 2003-09-24
MITSUBISHI MATERIALS CORP
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However, especially for metals with high ductility such as aluminum, due to poor chip evacuation performance, chips are welded to the main cutting edge, so there are problems such as poor surface quality

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[0066] The multi-edged insert according to the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

[0067] Figure 1~ Figure 4 The shown multi-edged insert 1 is, for example, made of cemented carbide or the like, and has a substantially polygonal plate shape, particularly a substantially quadrangular plate shape. The upper surface facing the thickness direction of the head main body 100 is used as the rake surface 10, and the lower surface is used as the tool body 200 such as an end mill (refer to Figure 5 ) on the mounting surface for installation.

[0068] Corner portions 40 , 40 are formed on the corner portions 30 , 30 facing each other in the diagonal direction of the parallelogram of the rake surface 10 . Cutting edges 41 , 41 having substantially arcuate shapes are formed on the intersecting ridges between the cutting edge portions 40 , 40 and the rake face 10 . In addition, the multi-edged insert 1 is formed so that the apex angle of the corner portio...

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Abstract

A throwaway insert and a cutting tool enable a high speed cutting operation for a metallic material having great ductility such as aluminum and obtaining a vertical wall with a high quality machined surface while improving chip control. The throwaway insert (1) comprises a major cutting edge (60) including a tapered cutting edge (61) connected to a cutting edge (41) of a nose portion (40), and a curved cutting edge (62) connected to an end of the tapered cutting edge (61) at a connection point (P). The curved cutting edge (62) is formed so as to extend along an imaginary cylindrical surface (S) whose center axis coincides with the axis of rotation of a tool main body (200), and tapered cutting edge (61) is formed so as to gradually curve from the imaginary cylindrical surface (S) toward the inside of the imaginary cylindrical surface (S) as the distance from the curved cutting edge (62) increases, and the distance from the nose portion (40) decreases. The throwaway insert (1) is attached to the tool main body (200) in which the surface of the distal end thereof is machined so that surface roughness thereof is less than 3.2 mu m when indicated by the Ry roughness. <IMAGE>A throwaway insert and a cutting tool enable a high speed cutting operation for a metallic material having great ductility such as aluminum and obtaining a vertical wall with a high quality machined surface while improving chip control. The throwaway insert (1) comprises a major cutting edge (60) including a tapered cutting edge (61) connected to a cutting edge (41) of a nose portion (40), and a curved cutting edge (62) connected to an end of the tapered cutting edge (61) at a connection point (P). The curved cutting edge (62) is formed so as to extend along an imaginary cylindrical surface (S) whose center axis coincides with the axis of rotation of a tool main body (200), and tapered cutting edge (61) is formed so as to gradually curve from the imaginary cylindrical surface (S) toward the inside of the imaginary cylindrical surface (S) as the distance from the curved cutting edge (62) increases, and the distance from the nose portion (40) decreases. The throwaway insert (1) is attached to the tool main body (200) in which the surface of the distal end thereof is machined so that surface roughness thereof is less than 3.2 mu m when indicated by the Ry roughness. <IMAGE>

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to multi-edged inserts attached to various throw-away cutting tools such as end mills, and cutting tools provided with multi-edged inserts. Background technique [0002] In recent years, with the development of the spacecraft industry, the need to cut light metal materials such as aluminum and aircraft alloys has increased. For aircraft components, in order to prevent them from being affected by residual stress, it is necessary to cut them from metal square bars. Therefore, the multi-edged blade used for this kind of cutting process should be made with a large feed rate, and its maximum cutting depth is not less than 16mm, generally around 20mm. In addition, especially in the case of cutting a vertical wall surface, a multi-edged insert in which the main cutting edge on the outer peripheral side is positioned exactly on the cylindrical surface is often used in a state attached to a tool. [0003] However, since aluminum ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): B23C5/20B23B27/14B23C5/00B23C5/10B23C5/22
CPCB23B2228/52B23C5/006B23C5/109B23C2200/0433B23C2200/083B23C2200/085B23C2200/123B23C2200/125B23C2200/126B23C2200/201B23C2200/203B23C2200/205B23C2210/045B23C2210/66B23C2222/04B23C2228/10Y10T407/1908Y10T407/1936Y10T407/23Y10T407/1962B23C5/2213B23C5/10
Inventor 大宫司久木村良彦
Owner MITSUBISHI MATERIALS CORP
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