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The CoroMill 245 is a facemill with two insert sizes for providing
high productivity levels in small machining centres to large mill-
ing machines. The inserts have geometries and grades which
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Cemented carbide/Cermet Ceramic Boron nitride Polycrystalline
cover the most common workpiece mate-
Geometry diamond rials. The insert precision provides high
ISO
L M H Wiper Wiper surface finish, also for rough machining,
and are easy to handle and to index to the
Steel P guaranteed positions.
Stainless
E steel M
Cast iron K
Non-ferous
material N
Heat resistant
material S
F Hardened
material
H
01 P M K CB50
CC6090
N CD10
S H CB50
Good
10 GC
Aluminium / Non-ferrous
GC 1025 GC GC GC
GC
Hardened materials
titanium alloys
CT
CT 4020 1025 4020 1025 1025
H GC 530
Stainless steel
H10
20 530 CT
530
3020
GC
Cast iron
GC GC GC
H13A 4020
Steel
GC
40 4040
K20W
Difficult 50
Toughness
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Cemented carbide / Cermet Ceramic Boron nitride tipped Polycrystalline diamond tipped
Light Aluminium Two cutting edges Wiper One cutting edge Wiper
A
Medium Wiper
Heavy B
E C
Surface roughness
bs2 bs1
The torque wrench for Torx Plus screws has been designed
to ensure the correct torque value is always obtained.
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LIGHT Insert size 12 mm Insert size 18 mm
E- PL 0.14 (0.08 – 0.21) GC4030, GC3020, E 0.21 (0.10 – 0.30) CC6090
GC2040, GC2030
ML 0.11 (0.07 – 0.17) CT530, H13A Cubic boron nitride
KL 0.09 (0.05 – 0.12) GC1025
E 0.14 (0.07 – 0.21) CB50
M- PL 0.17 (0.08 – 0.21)
A KL
Polycrystalline diamond
MEDIUM MEDIUM
M- PM, M-KM 0.24 (0.10 – 0.28) M- PM 0.35 (0.15 – 0.50) E 0.14 (0.07 – 0.21) CD10
M- PM, M-KM 0.12 (0.08 – 0.18) CT530, H13A M-KM 0.35 (0.15 – 0.50)
K- MM 0.23 (0.10 – 0.28) M- MM 0.35 (0.15 – 0.50)
HEAVY
M- PH, M-KH 0.35 (0.10 – 0.42)
B Aluminium machining
E-AL 0.24 (0.10 – 0.28)
Coarse pitch (-L) Close pitch (-M) Extra close pitch (-H)
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Turnmilling with CoroMill 245
Offset and width of cut
Cutter Dimensions, mm
diameter,
mm Dc bs Ew1 Ew2 Ew3 aez1 aez2 aez3
H rε = 1.5 50 8.2 17.00 0.00 – 34.16 48.60 –
Κr = 45° 63 8.2 23.50 12.97 0.00 39.20 55.43 61.60
80 8.2 31.85 22.36 0.00 45.36 64.15 78.60
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VL Dc
50 58–80
63 71–100
80 88–125
F
Size Dc
32 31.7–80
42 38.1–80
Options G
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CoroMill 290
General purpose square shoulder milling cutter
Optional facemill generating low
axial pressure
A
High accuracy
B Milling of 90 corners with
capability for excellent
surface quality
Max ap
C 10.7 mm
Pitch:
L M H
F Geometries:
-L -M -H Feed range
fz
G General Ceramic and
-L -M -H
boron nitride
0.05 0.30
E Low Medium High
H
For use in ISO K
and H area
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E
Diameter 40 – 250 mm Cylindrical shank
Arbor
F
Operations:
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L M H E
Example:
R290 -12 T3 08E-PL
L = Light cutting geometry (L)
C
P = Workpiece material steel
(ISO P)
CoroMill 290 is designed to give a 90° angle in the workpiece. Cemented carbide/Cermet Ceramic Boron
Use shortest possible overhang for best 90° shoulder preci- Geometry nitride
ISO L M H
sion.
E Use radius inserts (rε 2.0 mm) when extra corner strength is
Steel P
needed. Stainless
M
steel
Cast iron K
Aluminum N
F Heat resistant
material S
Hardened
material
H
01 P M K CB50
H CB50
CC6090
Good
10 GC
1025
Hardened materials
GC GC
CT 4020 4020
H CT530
Stainless steel
20 530 CT GC
3020
Cast iron
GC 530
GC H13A
Steel
4030 2030
Average
conditions
30 SM
30
GC
2040 GC
GC
3040
4040
GC
40 4040
K20W
Difficult
50
Toughness
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Recommended feeds
G
CoroMill 290
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C
Style Dc Style Dc Style Dc
A16 50-63 B27 75-125 C40 151-254
A22 50-105 B32 82-160 C60 191-254
A27 58-125 B40 93-200
A32 73-160
D
F
Dc 38.1-160 Dc 38.1-101.6 Dc 38.1-101.6
G
Options
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CoroMill 390
Shoulder milling cutters
Comprehensive concept for deep or
shallow shoulder milling
A
10 mm 15,7 mm
050233 C
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CoroMill 390
Long edge milling cutters
Options for light and heavy operations
A
C Improved screw
Light cuts
Heavy cuts
Radius insert options
for cutter and seats.
L M H
F
l1
ap
H ae
ae ae
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F
Operations:
Endmill and square shoulder cutter.
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Repeated Shoulder Ramping Helical boring Turnmilling Facemilling Slot milling Helical Plunge milling
shoulder milling milling interpolation
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CoroMill 390
Endmill and square shoulder facemill Coromant Capto
Diameter 16 – 84 mm
Insert size, mm
A
11 18
κr 90°
l1 = programming length
Cylindrical
B Endmill Weldon Threaded
coupling
Diameter 12 – 40 mm
Insert size, mm
C 11 17
κr 90°
l1 = programming length
Insert size, mm
11 17 18
E
κr 90°
l1 = programming length
Diameter 32 – 100 mm
F
Insert size, mm
11 18
κr 90°
G
l1 = programming length
H
Insert size, mm
11 18
κr 90°
l1 = programming length
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Edge strength
PH
11
Heavy M- M H
17
K H
P M P M 11 A
Medium M- M M E- M M 17
KM KM 18
P L 11
M-
K L 17
P L
Light H- M L 18
B
K L
P L
11
E- M L
17
K L
Pitch L M H
F
vc m/min
✟
✟
Reduce v f when
entering slot,
until 0.6 x D c
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Insert sizes
11 mm inserts: generally the first choice for diameters up to 80 mm, ap up to
6 mm. Makes very close pitches possible for high table feeds.
17 mm inserts: first choice for ap larger than 6 mm and when more light cutting
action is required.
A 18 mm insert: tough cutting edge solution for applications requiring strength,
especially for high feeds.
11 Radius inserts
Note!
C Light Light Medium Heavy Diamond
Intermediate radii and other
grades and geometry com-
-NL binations are delivered on
request as engineered inserts.
D
Radius inserts
17
Note!
Intermediate radii and other
grades and geometry com-
Light Light Medium Heavy Diamond binations are delivered on
E -NL request as engineered inserts.
F
18 Radius inserts
Note!
Intermediate radii and other grades and
Light Medium geometry combinations are delivered on
request as engineered inserts.
H Dc, mm bs, mm
12 2.0
11 18 16 2.5
11 20 3.2
25 4.0
32 4.9
Light Light ≥40 5.0
18 40 9.0
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L NL M PLW H NL
Light Light Medium Light Heavy Light
B
Light machining. For machining of General use in most Wiper, for Heavy machining. For machining of
Low cutting forces. aluminum with lower materials. turn-milling. Highest edge security. aluminum with more
Low feed rates. Si-content than 6%. High feed rates. than 6% silicon content.
Low cutting forces. Low cutting forces.
Effective top
rake angle
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Particularly within the aerospace and die and mould industries A series of inserts with different corner radii are introduced as
these series of radii are the most commonly used – and in standard. Intermediate radii and also non- standard grades are
some operations also a precondition for the manufacture of delivered on request as engineered inserts.
specific components. Intermediate radii are delivered on request as engineered in-
serts.
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Steel P
E
Stainless
steel
M 11
rε = 0.2 0.4 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.6 2.0 2.4 3.1
K
(mm)
Cast iron
Non-ferrous
material
N 17
0.4 0.8 1.2 1.6 2.0 2.4 3.1 4.0 4.8 5.0 6.0 6.4
Heat resistant
S
r =
ε
(mm) F
material
Hardened
H 18
material
r = 0.8 1.2 1.6 2.0 2.4 3.1 4.0 5.0 6.0 6.4
ε
(mm)
01 P M K N S H
CD
Good 10
10 GC
Aluminium / Non-ferrous
GC 1025 GC GC
Hardened materials
4020 GC
CT 1025 H13A 1025 1025
Heat resistant and
CT
H
Stainless steel
CT
20 530
titanium alloys
530 530
Cast iron
GC GC GC
H13A GC
Steel
GC
40 4040
Difficult
50
Toughness
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Shoulder milling, max ap mm 9.0 9.5 9.4 9.3 9.2 5.9 15.2 15.1 15.0 14.9 9.6 15.7
3
C rε
1
ae
2 4 6 8 10 12 mm
E
max
Ramping
Depending on the diameter of the cutter a
ramping angle of up to 15.5 degrees can be Helical interpolation
used. For wider pockets, helical interpolation can be an
advantage to start up the pocket. Preferably apply Preferably apply down milling.
down milling.
F
Helical interpolation and ramping
Cutter diameter Ramping angle Blind hole with flat bottom or through hole Through hole
Minimum1)-
max distance D max2) with flat Max pitch Max pitch Max pitch
G Dc, mm ap α° lm bottom (mm) (mm/rev) D min (mm) (mm/rev) D min (mm) (mm/rev)
Insert -11
12 10.3 6.0 99.0 22.0 2.5 20.0 2.0 14.0 0.4
16 10.2 10.5 54.0 30.0 9.0 28.0 7.0 20.0 2.0
20 10.1 5.5 103.9 38.0 5.0 36.0 4.5 29.0 2.0
25 10.0 5.0 114.3 48.0 6.0 46.0 5.0 39.0 3.0
32 10.0 3.6 158.9 62.0 4.0 60.0 3.5 53.0 2.0
40 10.0 2.0 286.4 78.0 1.5 76.0 1.0 69.0 1.0
50 10.0 1.5 382 – – – – – –
63 10.0 1.2 477.4 – – – – – –
H 80 10.0 0.9 636.6 – – – – – –
Insert -17
25 16.0 15.5 59.7 48.0 15.5 45.4 14.0 33.0 6.0
32 15.9 6.7 135.4 62.0 11.5 59.4 10.0 47.0 4.5
40 15.8 3.9 231.8 78.0 8.0 75.4 7.5 63.0 4.0
50 15.8 2.8 323.0 – – – – – –
63 15.8 2.1 430.9 – – – – – –
80 15.8 1.6 565.7 – – – – – –
100 15.8 1.2 754.3 – – – – – –
125 15.8 1 905.2 – – – – – –
1) 2)
Maximum α° and ap Ø max in one cut with insert radii = 0.8 mm
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Size Dc Size Dc C
12 15.5 -20 12 15.5 -20
16 15.5 -25.4 16 15.5 -25.4 Size Dc
20 15.5 -40 20 15.5 -40 32 15.5 -80
25 19.05 -50.8 25 19.05 -50.8 42 19.05 -80
32 25 -80 32 25 -80
40 31.75 -80
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Weldon Weldon threaded Morse
Size Dc Size Dc
12 15.5 -20 16 15.5 -25.4 Size Dc F
16 15.5 -25.4 20 15.5 -40 02 15.5 -32
20 15.5 -40 25 19.05 -50.8 03 15.5 -40
25 19.05 -50.8 32 25 -80 04 19.05 -50.8
32 25 -80 05 25 -63.5
40 31.75 -80
Options G
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C
Size Dc Style Dc
C3 15.5 - 44 A16 30.5 – 63.5
C4 15.5 - 50.8 A22 31.2 – 105
C5 25 - 80 A27 38 – 127
C6 25 - 80 A32 45 – 127
C8 38 - 102
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Arbor mounting Arbor mounting
acc. to ISO 6462 acc. to ISO 6462
dmm
E
l1
rε
F Style Dc Style Dc
B27 56 – 127 C40 113.5 – 205
B32 63 – 127 C60 158.5 – 205
B40 74 – 160
G Options
Insert size 11, 17, 18 dmm/D5m Mounting size — see above
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Overlapping zone,
-11; max rε= 1.0 mm
Size Dc Size Dc C
Size Dc
25 31.8 -32.0 32 31.8 -50.8 25 31.8 -32.0
32 31.8 -40.0 42 31.8 -63.5 32 31.8 -40.0
40 31.8 -50.8 40 31.8 -50.8
Arbor mounting
Coromant Capto acc. to ISO 6462
D5m D
dmm
l1
l1 ap
ap
E
rε rε
Dc Dc
Size Dc Style Dc
C3 31.8 - 40.0 A16 40.0 - 50.8
C4 31.8 - 50.8 A22 46.0 - 63.5
C5 31.8 - 63.5 A27 51.0 - 80.0
C6 31.8 - 84.0 A32 56.0 -102.0
C8 B40 86.0 -127.0
F
31.8 -102.0
C40 134.5 -205.0
C60 174.5 -205.0
Options
Insert size 11, 18 ap Insert size 11 — ap = 18 –125
G
Dc -11, Diameter — 31.8 – 66.0 mm Insert size 18 — ap = 29 –155
-18, Diameter — 38.0 – 205.0 mm (max ap for Coromant Capto = 2.5 × Dc),
(max ap for arbor mounting = 2 × Dc),
Pitch type Even or Differential (max ap for Cylindrical/Weldon = 1.5 × Dc)
No of effective -11 =1 – 6 (differential pitch could give less number of inserts) l1 and l2 Depending on the length of ap
inserts (flutes) -18 =1 – 9 (differential pitch could give less number of inserts)
zc Coolant supply Coolant according to standard, coolant to all H
for Coromant pockets (Valid up to Dc 66 mm), or no coolant
Mounting Cylindrical, Cylindrical power chuck, Weldon, Capto
type Coromant Capto, Arbor mounting
rε Insert size 11 — rε = 0.2 - 3.2 and 4.0 mm
dmm/D5m Mounting size — see above Insert size 18 — rε = 1.2 mm
Standard cutter body covers insert radius
rε = 0.20-1.60 mm.
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B
Location of cutter
t Width of cut
cu
nd
2 2
nd
1 cu
st t
cut
C
cut
st
1
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B
How to choose the right round insert cutter for specific operations and
workpiece materials:
Steel
Second choice First choice for roughing to
M semi-finishing operations
Stainless Steel D
First choice for roughing First choice for semi-finish-
applications, HSM with
ceramic inserts.
K ing operations
Cast Iron
First choice
N E
Aluminium
Second choice First choice
S
Super Alloys
First choice for heavy First choice for light rough-
F
roughing and intermedi-
ate cuts, HSM with CBN
H ing to semi-finishing.
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