GROOVING TOOLHOLDERS
GND SERIES Eliminates Vibration
Single-Piece Construction
Special Steel
Holder
GND GND Type
SCM415 GNDL R2525M-220 GCM N2002-GG Part Material
Insert
Excellent Chip Control Grooving
Conventional Tool GND Type (GG Type Chipbreaker)
SCM415 Part Material
GNDL R2525M-320 GCM N3002-GG Holder
Insert
vc=50 SFM, f=0.006 IPR, ap=0.472", Wet Cutting Conditions
Improved Precision
Product Range Application Series
External Grooving
GNDM GNDL
Straight 23 Straight
SEC-GND Type Chipbreaker Selection General Feed Type
Turning Low Feed Type
Standard chipbreaker for turning
MG MG Type Chipbreaker For low-feed chip control ML ML Type Chipbreaker GG GG Type Chipbreaker 456 Shape
Seat Size (mm)
23456 3
456
Max. Grooving Depth (INCH)
.500 .700 .750 1.000
SCM415 Part Material
GNDM R2525M-312 GCM N3015-RG Holder
Insert
vc=328 SFM, f=0.005 IPR, ap= 0.039", Wet Cutting Conditions
Conventional Tool (Unit Type)
vc=100m/min, f=0.10mm/rev, ap=20.0mm, Wet Cutting Conditions
Special chipbreakers for various machining applications (grooving, turning, profiling)
Turning Conventional Tool GND Type (RG Type Chipbreaker)
SCM415 Part Material
GNDM R2525M-312 GCM N3002-ML Holder
Insert
vc=328 SFM, f=0.004 IPR, ap=0.020" Wet Cutting Conditions
Conventional Tool GND Type (ML Type Chipbreaker)
SCM415 Part Material
GNDM R2525M-312 GCM N3015-RG Holder
Insert
vc=100m/min, f=0.15mm/rev, ap=0.1mm, Wet Cutting Conditions
Our precision sintering technology delivers ±0.03mm accuracy for all grooving widths (from 2.0 to 6.0 mm).
Conventional Tool GND Type (RG Type Chipbreaker)
Grooving Toolholders GND Series - Features & Benefits
High rigid design reduces vibration by as much as 30% over conventional types
Grooving General Feed Type First choice for grooving Low Feed Type For low-feed chip control GL GL Type Chipbreaker Application Specific For R grooving RG RG Type Chipbreaker
Profiling General Feed Type Perfect for profiling RG RG Type Chipbreaker
If chips are long when using GG and GL type chipbreakers for grooving, chip control can be improved by using MG or ML type chipbreakers. 2
Vibration Low
Vibration High
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