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APPLICATIONS
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Cut-off/sawing
Thin width cutters make excellent tools for cutting-off or sawing. Using an indexable disc milling cutters saves time and money over traditional saws.
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T-slotting
Disc mills are available in standard t-slot sizes and are very productive compared to traditional t-slot cutters.
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Slotting
Typical disc milling application of forming a slot to a predetermined width and depth.
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Deep slotting
Typical disc milling application of forming a deep slot to a predetermined width and depth.
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Copy milling
Disc mills using round inserts can be used to generate machined profiles in many different components especially in hard to reach places.
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Square shoulder milling
Disc mills can be used in everyday operations needing a square shoulder or where square shoulders are needed in hard to reach places.
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Back facing
Some components need to be completed in one operation to save time or dimensional accuracy. Disc mills are excellent tools for both needs.
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Circular or helical interpolation
Components with bores can be machined by circular or helical interpolation using disc mills. This is very beneficial if the bore has an undercut and the same tool can be used to complete both operations.
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