| Model: | FMP025CS25-BE12-03 |
| Brand: | WORLDIA |
| Availability: | In stock，immediate despatch |
| Place of origin: | Beijing,China |
| Capacity（Monthly）: | 1000PCS |
APPLICATIONS |
| WORLDIA PCD Indexable face milling with exclusive design has helped clients increase their capacity and reduce their tooling costs by allowing them to significantly increase speeds and feeds. |
| PRODUCT USAGE |
| According to grain size and features of diamond，four types of PCD material， i.e PD01E / PD10E / PD32E / CVDD are listed as below. |
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| Material | PD01E | PD10E | PD32E | CVDD |
| MATERIAL INTRODUCTION |
| Material | Grain size | Features | Application |
| PD10E | 10 | PD10E is the universal grade in the market.It`s the first choice for many applications where a good balance of toughness and wear resistance are required. | This Grade is commonly used for non-ferrous finishing applications.Other successful applications include machining of wood,MDF,low-medium content silicon aluminium alloys,carbide,hard rubber,graphite and so on. |
| PD32E | 2-30 | PD32E has a unique combination of wear resistance,edge strenth and edge quality.It contains a carefully sorted mix of micron diamond(Between 2 - 30 μm).The combination of these particle sizes and a specifically developed high pressure sintering process produces a structure with extreme abrasion resistance and good thermal stability. | Application areas include the machining of abrasive workpiece such as MMC,high silicon aluminium alloys as well as for the machining of carbide,hard rubber,graphite and other applications. |
| MATERIAL PERFORMANCE |
| SPECIFICATIONS |
| D | D1 | D2 | D3 | L | Ap1 Max | Teeth | Weight | ||||
| Specification | System Code | mm | mm | mm | mm | mm | mm | Z | Kg | max RPM | Material |
| FMP025CS25-BE12-03 | 040401070087 | 25 | 25 | - | 130 | 50 | 11 | 3 | 0.5 | 25000 | Steel |
| FMP032CS32-BE12-04 | 040401070005 | 32 | 32 | - | 130 | 50 | 11 | 4 | 0.8 | 25000 | Steel |
| PROCESSING CASES |
