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Heat Resistant Super Alloy

Machinability of Heat Resistant Super Alloys (HRSA) Materials


For one of the most challenging material groups to machine, optimized tools are naturally a prerequisite, but equally important is how to apply them.

HRSA materials have high strength at high temperatures and produce segmented chips during cutting, which creates high and dynamic cutting forces, requiring an extremely abrasive environment for the cutting tool. When selecting carbide grades, they should have good edge toughness and good adhesion between the coating and the substrate to provide good resistance.

In this webinar, we will guide you through the most common materials and machining applications. Our goal is to give you application and process recommendations that will help you use your tools in the most productive manner with maximum process reliability and component quality.

In this webinar, you will learn how to:

  • Identify alloy types and groups
  • Find the right insert grade and geometries
  • Apply various techniques and correct cutting data

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