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WNMG080408 Peach-Shaped Turning Tool: Product Specifications and Frequently Asked Questions
Table of Contents
- Peach-shaped turning tool WNMG080408 Introduction
- WNMG080408 Product Data Parameters
- WNMG080408 What materials can turning inserts machine?
- WNMG080408 Product features?
- In what applications is a peach-shaped turning tool used?
- Turning insert WNMG Frequently asked questions?
I. Peach-Shaped Turning Tool WNMG080408 Product Introduction
Peach-shaped turning tool WNMG080408 Yes ISO Standard 80 °Peach-shaped indexable insert, inscribed circle 12.7 mm Thickness 4.76mm , rounded blade tip R0.8mm Designed for negative rake angles, this insert is double-sided and highly versatile, compatible with a wide range of materials including carbon steel, stainless steel, and cast iron. It is primarily used for semi-finishing operations on external cylindrical surfaces, end faces, and shoulders, while also performing well in both roughing and finishing. With excellent rigidity and impact resistance, it is a mainstream, workhorse insert type commonly employed in CNC turning operations.

II. WNMG080408 Product Data Parameters
Blade shape: 80 ° Peach-shaped
Rear angle: 0 ° (negative angle type)
Accuracy Class: M Level
Incircle diameter: 12.7 mm
Blade thickness: 4.76 mm
Tool tip radius: 0.8 mm
Installation method: center-hole positioning, reversible for both sides
Applicable operations: external cylindrical turning, face turning, and step turning.
Applicable materials: carbon steel, stainless steel, cast iron, alloy steel, etc.
III. WNMG080408 What materials can turning inserts machine?
WNMG080408 Highly versatile; when paired with different coatings, it can process a wide range of metal materials. Primarily suitable for:
Carbon steel, alloy steel, 45 Common structural steels such as No. steel
304、316 Stainless steel, please.
Gray cast iron, ductile cast iron
Certain mold steels and quenched-and-tempered steels
Suitable for roughing and semi-finishing operations on external cylindrical surfaces, end faces, and steps.

IV. WNMG080408 Product Features
80 ° Peach-shaped geometry, with high cutting-edge strength, excellent impact resistance, and reduced chipping.
0 ° Negative back rake angle design, double-sided usability, high utilization rate, and lower cost
R0.8mm Round nose for optimal balance between machining strength and surface finish.
Highly versatile: capable of turning external cylinders, end faces, and shoulders—multi-function in a single machine.
Compatible with a wide range of coatings and suitable for machining various materials, including steel, stainless steel, and cast iron.
Easy to install, precise positioning, ideal for stable batch machining on CNC lathes.
V. What Applications Are Suitable for Peach-Shaped Turning Tools?
CNC lathe external cylindrical turning, face turning, and step turning
Rough Machining and Semi-finish Machining of Workpieces
Machining of conventional materials such as carbon steel, stainless steel, cast iron, and alloy steel
Machining of general structural components such as shafts, discs, and sleeves
Batch production scenarios involving continuous cutting and medium-depth cuts, balancing rigidity and stability.
VI. Turning Inserts WNMG Frequently asked questions?
Q1: WNMG Why are blades prone to chipping?
Answer: This is mainly caused by excessively high cutting parameters, significant impact from intermittent cutting, insufficient insert toughness, or poor machine tool rigidity and excessive vibration.
Q2 : What should be done about tool sticking and chip entanglement when machining stainless steel?
Answer: Reduce the spindle speed slightly, increase the feed rate, select carbide inserts with a coating specifically designed for stainless steel, and ensure adequate cooling.
Q3: WNMG080404 and 080408 What's the difference?
Answer: The last two digits represent the nose radius. 04 Yes. R0.4,08 Yes. R0.8, R The larger the angle, the higher the strength and wear resistance.
Q4: WNMG Can the blade be inserted into the car’s interior?
Answer: Yes, it’s possible, but it’s more suitable for external cylindrical surfaces and end faces; for internal bores, we recommend using smaller sizes. CCMT 、 VCMT Series of blades.
Q5: WNMG What causes rapid blade wear and a short service life?
Answer: Cutting speed is too high, cooling is insufficient, or the insert material and coating are incompatible with the workpiece material.
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