Machining combustion chamber housing
Super alloys withstand high pressure and heat
The enormous temperatures and pressures present in the combustion chamber of an aircraft turbine push the heat-resistant super alloys used to their absolute limits. These component materials can also only be machined with extremely resistant tools.
CERATIZIT has optimised its tools for use in the most demanding materials to ensure that the necessary efficiency is maintained despite all the challenges.
1. MonsterMill NCR solid carbide milling cutter
Machining of smaller areas and pockets in titanium or Ni-based alloys
Roughing of Ni-based alloys at impressive cutting speeds
Turning finish machining with low cutting forces
For precise drilling with the perfect finish
5. MonoThread - SGF thread milling cutter for next-level performance
Shank thread milling cutter for material-friendly thread production
Aircraft engine housing
Cutting data | CERATIZIT |
Vc [m/min] | 260 |
nmax [min-] | 2500 |
f [mm/rev] | 0.18 |
ap [mm] | 1.5 |
hex [mm] | 0.12 |
Emulsion | Yes |
Q [cm3/min] | 70 |
Tool life [min] | Up to 10 min. |
Details | CERATIZIT |
Material | Inconel 718 |
Bore diameter | Ø9.525 +/- 0.013 mm |
Bore depth | 5 mm |
Vc [m/min] | 30 |
Vf [mm/rev] | 0.3 |
Emulsion | Yes |
Tool life [number] | Up to 1440 holes |