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CNC insert model designations typically consist of 10 digits.

CNC cutting inserts are a general term for indexable turning inserts, belonging to the mainstream tools in modern metal cutting, and are widely used i

Carbide balls are generally more expensive than steel balls. In terms of material properties, carbide balls have a hardness (HRA) of 90-93, higher tha

Carbide balls have applications in various fields, including: precision punching and stretching of parts, precision bearings, instruments, meters, pen

Carbide balls mainly include blank balls, precision-ground balls, punched balls, bearing balls, valve balls, non-magnetic balls, Monel balls, through-

Hard alloy balls, commonly known as tungsten steel balls, are spherical material products made by sintering micron-sized metal carbide powders such as

Cutting teeth are critical cutting tools in mining and infrastructure industries, and a series of products have been developed, covering core scenario

Cutting teeth are key components of mining and tunneling machinery, primarily used in coal mining and tunneling operations.

When discussing the geometry of cutting inserts, most tool manufacturers immediately begin by describing the macroscopic geometry (physical shape) of

Like all man-made products, manufacturing cutting inserts begins with addressing the issue of raw materials, namely determining the composition and fo

The model of coal cutting picks is mainly based on the hardness of the coal being mined. The tooth body is made of heat-treated high-strength alloy st

Hardness of the cone section of the coal cutting tooth: HRC > 65;