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THE FIRST CHOICE IN FINISHING -F50


- perfect chip breaking - high surface quality


7+( +$5' 21( )25 0$;,080 3(5)250$1&(


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- for high cutting parameter - also for cast iron


7+( :($5 5(6,67$17 )25 528*+,1*


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- contour turning also for cast iron


YOUR BENEFITS


▲ Quick selection of the appropriate combination of grade and geometry


▲ Increased productivity thanks to higher cutting parameters and tool life


▲ Maximum process security even under difficult machining situations


▲ Low inventory costs due to lower inventory levels


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- forging skin - high depth of cut - Universal insert - Finishing to light roughing - Continuous to light interrupted cut


7+( 81,9(56$/ )25 528*+,1*


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- small components - chip breaking problems


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- internal machining - interrupted cuts


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- turning to center - interrupted cuts


FIRST CHOICE FOR ROUGHING -M70


- Forging / castings crust - Heavy interrupted cut


CERATIZIT USA, Inc.


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