FAQ
WNMU080608
China Lizhou Hard Alloy Source Factory
Product Name: Milling isnert
Coating : CVD
Material:Tungsten steel
Classification :
Milling Insert Hot Products
keyword:
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What does WNMU represent in milling inserts?
W represents : Code shape
N represents : Back rake code
M represents : Tolerance code ± 0.08- ± 0.18
U represents : Double-sided perforated groove
Features of WNMU indexable face milling cutters:
1. WNMU is a type of face milling insert. Milling inserts are usually measured by their cutting edges. Please help me write product page content and introduce the characteristics of WNMU products.
2. High metal removal rate: Suitable for rough machining, quickly removing large amounts of material, greatly improving production efficiency.
3. Compatible with various face milling cutters: Compatible with various tool systems, suitable for milling steel, cast iron, stainless steel and other materials.
Why choose our WNMU face milling inserts?
Stable cutting performance, adaptable to various cutting conditions
Various coatings and geometries can be provided according to processing requirements
Professional technical team support, providing selection suggestions and after-sales service
What services can we provide for WNMU milling inserts?
- Free samples
- OEM and ODM customization
- High-efficiency cutting
- Tungsten steel material
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