NEW-135-7 (04/2015) PAGE 1 OF 7 Insert Styles: NQHG GQHG Holders: • 12A5, 12A8, & 12A9 • End mill • Top-on (modular) • Solid Carbide (brazed shanks) Grades: IN2005, IN2006, IN05S, IN2504 (NEW) Applications: • Aero Space • Die & Mold • General Purpose BALL NOSE CUTTING SYSTEM for 3-D Countour Milling The 12A5, 12A8 and 12A9 series Ball Nose are the newest edition to the Ingersoll Die & Mold contour milling offering. This exciting new technology is packed with features to deliver performance and productivity. • Ultra Stable clamping system and excellent repeatability • Through-the-tool coolant, delivered to the cutting edge • Premium ground cutter bodies COOLANT-THROUGH INSERTS Ball Nose Back Draft Blade
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NEW-135-7 (04/2015)PAGE 1 OF 7
Insert Styles:NQHGGQHG
Holders:
• 12A5, 12A8, & 12A9
• End mill
• Top-on (modular)
• Solid Carbide (brazed shanks)
Grades:IN2005, IN2006, IN05S, IN2504 (NEW)
Applications:
• Aero Space
• Die & Mold
• General Purpose
BALL NOSE CUTTING SYSTEM for 3-D Countour Milling
The 12A5, 12A8 and 12A9 series Ball Nose are the newest edition to the Ingersoll Die & Mold contour milling offering. This exciting new technology is packed with features to deliver performance and productivity.
• Ultra Stable clamping system and excellent repeatability
• Through-the-tool coolant, delivered to the cutting edge
• Premium ground cutter bodies
COOLANT-THROUGH INSERTS
Ball Nose Back Draft Blade
845 South Lyford Road, Rockford, IL 61108Tel: 815.387.6600, Fax: 815.387.6968
Note: Feed and speed recommendations are starting operating parameters. They are only guidelines from which further optimization should take place. Operating parameters are influenced by many machining variables. These variables may cause for reductions in feeds and speed or dramatic increases. Additionally, DOC and WOC may need to be revised to optimize the tools performance.