Slotting milling cutter for machining with a high feed and a low pass depth
AssigneeSnecma
InventorsGilles Rouge, Pascal Charles Emile Thoison, Claude Roger Robert Turrini
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Abstract
Slotting milling cutter, comprising a carbide body (12) and a ceramic head (16) fixed by brazing to one end of the body, this head having teeth (22), each comprising a cutting edge (24) formed by the intersection between a front cutting face (Aγ) and a lower flank face, in which the milling cutter has a frustoconical general shape, the profile of the flank face, formed by the intersection of the flank face with a plane passing through the axis of the milling cutter, has an outwardly convex rounded shape, and the radial cutting angle is negative.
Claims20
A milling cutter, in particular a slotting milling cutter, which comprises a carbide body extending along the rotation axis of the milling cutter and a ceramic head fixed to one end of the body by brazing, this head having teeth regularly distributed around the axis of the milling cutter and separated from one another by chip pockets, each tooth having an approximately radial main cutting edge formed by the intersection between a front cutting face and a lower flank face, wherein:
- the milling cutter has a frustoconical general shape, the large base of which is located on the head side, the milling cutter having a conicity between about 1° and 5°;
- the profile of the flank face, formed by the intersection of the flank face with a plane passing through the axis of the milling cutter, has an outwardly convex rounded shape, the radius of curvature of which is between about 5 mm and 20 mm;
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- the radial cutting angle between the cutting face of each tooth and a reference plane passing through the rotation axis of the milling cutter and through a point in question on the main cutting edge of the tooth is negative and between about 2° and 8°, this angle being measured in a working plane perpendicular to the rotation axis of the milling cutter and passing through the point in question on the main cutting edge of the tooth.
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