Cutting tool, with serrated connecting surfaces on the insert and insert seat
AssigneeSandvik Intellectual Property AB
InventorsTomas Sjöberg, Gunnar Jansson
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AssigneeSandvik Intellectual Property AB
InventorsTomas Sjöberg, Gunnar Jansson
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In a first aspect, the invention relates to a cutting tool that comprises a part (1) having an insert seat as well as a cutting insert (2) detachably connected in the same, which insert comprises a first serration connecting surface (3), which is formed of ridges spaced-apart by grooves, which ridges are arranged to engage grooves situated between ridges in a second serration connecting surface (4) serving as insert seat in said tool part (1). According to the invention, in one (3) of said serration connecting surfaces (3, 4), at least one enlarged ridge (18) is arranged between two spaced-apart fields (20a, 20b), which separately comprises a plurality of ordinary ridges of a certain size, which enlarged ridge is arranged to engage a correspondingly enlarged groove (19) in the second serration connecting surface (4). In additional aspects, the invention also relates to a cutting insert and a tool part as such.
Cutting tool comprising a part having an insert seat as well as a cutting insert detachably connected in the same, which insert comprises a first serration connecting surface, which is formed of ridges spaced-apart by grooves, which ridges are arranged to engage grooves existing between ridges in a second serration connecting surface serving as insert seat in said tool part,
Cutting insert for cutting tools, comprising a serration connecting surface, which comprises a plurality of ridges spaced-apart by grooves,
Part to cutting tool, comprising a serration connecting surface serving as an insert seat, which serration connecting surface comprises a plurality of ridges spaced-apart by grooves, wherein, in the serration connecting surface, at least one of an enlarged ridge and an enlarged groove is arranged between two spaced-apart fields,
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