Aluminum alloys are widely used in aircraft parts due to their lightness, reliability and economy.
In many cases, high-speed machining is applied to improve the efficiency of aluminum alloy machining. Tools with low cutting force are required as a means of preventing chattering in high-speed machining and chattering of thin-walled parts, which are often found in aircraft parts.
In addition, the frequency of use of new materials such as aluminum alloys, titanium alloys, and CFRP is increasing in pursuit of further mechanical properties. Tungaloy contributes to improving the productivity of aircraft parts by proposing tools and processing methods that employ our unique technology to handle aluminum alloys and other new materials.
Tooling concepts
Improves productivity and prevents chattering on thin wall parts
Application of low cutting force tools to achieve high speed and high D.O.C
In order to maximize the performance of the 5-axis machine, apply multi-functional tools and machining methods such as ramping and contouring
The V-shaped bottom geometry securely clamps the insert against centrifugal force. Enables stable, high-efficiency machining at extremely high cutting speeds
Shoulder milling cutter with long cutting edge length for high depth of cut machining. Reduced machining time for rough milling process
Cutting force is reduced by combining a sharp cutting edge and a large rake angle
Polish treatment on the rake face of the insert reduces adhesion and achieves excellent machined surface quality
AJ chipbreaker
High accuracy grinded insert
Excellent machined surface quality by built in wiper edge
Polishing treatment and a large rake angle prevents the occurrence of built-up edge that tends to occur when machining aluminum alloys. Maintains excellent machined surface quality
A head can be combined with a carbide shank. Prevents chattering that tends to occur during long overhangs, and maintains high accuracy even in deep area machining
VEE-A03
Cutting edge design specialized for aluminum machining