PVD Coated Carbide Indexable Inserts Non Ferrous Metal 91.5HRA

High Practicality Non-Ferrous Metal Indexable Milling Inserts

Product Description:

    Flexural strength and toughness: the flexural strength of commonly used cemented carbide is in the range of 900 ~ 1500MPa. The higher the content of metal bonding phase, the higher the bending strength. When the adhesive content is the same, the strength of YG (WC-CO) alloy is higher than that of YT (WC-Tic-Co) alloy, and the strength decreases with the increase of TiC content. Cemented carbide is a brittle material, and its impact toughness is only 1/30 ~ 1/8 that of high speed steel at room temperature.

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Company Information:

    Chengdu Santon Cemented Carbide Co., Ltd. is a professional manufacturer of cemented tungsten carbide (hard metal) products used for a wide variety of industries and applications. We are offering a full range of sintered carbide grades and grain sizes in both cobalt and nickel binders. We can manufacture small and large scale carbide products as per your drawing. Our in house technicians and experts are quite qualified in this field with over 20 years of experiences. We are a customer focused, innovative and value driven company which manufactures and supplies cemented carbide products to their valuable customers at affordable price.

    The company adheres to the enterprise spirit "quality assurance wins trust, mutually beneficial cooperation wins the future", business philosophy "quality comes from responsibility, value from honesty" and service philosophy "Serve diligently, operate faithfully", making manufacturing and machining no longer difficult , let SANTON brand become trustworthy.

    Santon specializing in the production, research and development and sales of various coating NC turning, cutting, milling blades, grooving blades, cermet blades, end milling cutters, carbide NC blades and bars, and accept non-standard products customized to the drawings and samples, to provide perfect tool solutions for the machining and manufacturing industry.

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