Method for making cutting tool for machining titanium alloy or superalloy
AssigneeGuangdong University of Technology
InventorsChengyong WANG, Haisheng LIN, Lijuan ZHENG, Tongchun KUANG, Yang DENG, Qimin WANG
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AssigneeGuangdong University of Technology
InventorsChengyong WANG, Haisheng LIN, Lijuan ZHENG, Tongchun KUANG, Yang DENG, Qimin WANG
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A method for making a cutting tool for machining titanium alloy or superalloy, including introducing pure N2 and Ar into a chamber comprising a heater and a substrate, keeping a temperature of the heater constant, applying a back bias voltage on the substrate, and forming a Me-B—N coating on the substrate by magnetron sputtering technology. The flow ratio of pure N2 to Ar is 0.06-0.25; the pressure in the chamber is 0.4-4 pascal; and the temperature of the heater in the chamber is in a range of 300-600° C. A Me-B target is adopted, and a planet carrier supporting the substrate is connected to a negative pole of a power supply. The rotating speed of the planet carrier is 3 rpm, the back bias voltage is −50 to −300 V, and the time for coating is 60-300 min.
A method for making a cutting tool for machining titanium alloy or superalloy, the cutting tool comprising a Me-B—N coating, Me being one or more elements selected from the transition metals V, Nb, Ta, and Mo, the atomic percentages of each element being as follows:
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