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Ultra-Tool Speeds & Feeds Technical & Application Information Tech Flyer v2020.1 High-Performance Solid Carbide Round Tools Technical & Application Information ® American Made PERFORMANCE American Designed SERIES American Owned 2 rev2020.1 e v o l v e • • r e SOLID e v CARBIDE s l o o l v v n e i 19 T E A M 72 HUNTINGTON American Made BEACH American Designed American Owned Creating Value through Efficiency by utilizing progressive Quality, Manufacturing, Human Resource & Technological applications. SmoothFlute Patented Variable Helix design for robust stability in deep axial cuts SmoothGrind SmoothCoat Polished cutting surfaces Sputter-based SuperNitride for extreme sharpness PVD coating for superior surface and lubricity hardness & uniformity SmoothC ntricity Precision grinding, tool holding, SmoothEdge and tolerances for minimized TIR Surface and edge preparation for lubricity and minimized tool break-in -Grain® Laser etching for permanent ® ntilate. The World’s finest, purest toolVe identification sub-micron tungsten carbide powders Designed & Manufactured in the USA • ultra-tool.com ar safety glasses. Read MSDS. We r. of California to cause cancer (Proposition 65). RNING: Grinding causes hazardous dust. ols may shatte This product contains a chemical known to the State To WA Tight tolerance shanks with superior roundness are shrink-fit ready . e . Sales offices in ® ntilate Ve Florida & California Process control ID# on Designed & Manufactured in the USA • ultra-tool.com Made in the USA for 45 years ar safety glasses. Read MSDS. We product label ensures r. Performance Guaranteed total traceability of California to cause cancer (Proposition 65) RNING: Grinding causes hazardous dust. ools may shatte This product contains a chemical known to the Stat T WA UUSSCCTTI UNITED STATES CUTTING TOOL INSTITUTE [email protected] • (800) 854-2431 3 rev2020.1 1 -Grain® Components of Guaranteed Quality COMPONENT #1: Carbide Substrate From being the first Company to introduce MicroGrain carbide to the mass-market round tool industry through the present day, Tool Alliance® has consistently innovated new powder and grade combinations for demanding applications. We recognize that our material is the very first Significant Characteristic. By creating partnerships with a limited number of tungsten powder and cemented-carbide material suppliers, we are able to guarantee that our customers receive precision-tolerance tools ground from only the purest, finest grades available worldwide. The following photographs of Ultra-Carb® 1 and Ultra-Grain® 1 respectively demonstrate the complexity of the compound we commonly refer to as Cemented Carbide. Taken at magnification of 10,000 X through an SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope), the visible grains are tungsten while the cobalt binder appears as dark shadows. The largest tungsten grains appearing in the Ultra-Carb photo are less than one micron in size. Note that these grades are two samples representing more than a dozen different substrates we use throughout our product lines, each having a particular application niche. Compared to other industry participants, you will find that Tool Alliance offers the best month-to-month and year-to-year consistency in carbide grain structure. Ultra-Carb® 1 Ultra-Grain® 1 Cobalt Percentage: 6% Cobalt Percentage: 10% Grain Size (µm): ≤ 0.8 Grain Size (µm): ≤ 0.7 Hardness: 93.5 HRa Hardness: 92.7 HRa Fracture Toughness (K1c): 6.6 Fracture Toughness (K1c): 7.9 TRS (GPa): 3.8 TRS (GPa): 4.1 Density (gm/cc): 14.90 Density (gm/cc): 14.30 ® ® Industry Class ISO K10, USA C3 -Carb Industry Class ISO K20, USA C2 -Grain 2 SmoothGrind COMPONENT #2: The Grinding Process After selecting the best material available, Tool Alliance has perfected the manufacturing technology to optimize 100% of its physical ® properties. We call this process SmoothGrind . Years in Area of Magnification 200X 50X development, SmoothGrind is the result of a proprietary combination of material, abrasive, coolant, machine-tool, software, and grinding method technologies that produce SmoothGrind Competitor’s cutting tools with superior qualitative characteristics. Sharper and longer lasting cutting edges, enhanced work piece finishes, and much improved lubricity are just some of the benefits brought to you by the latest solid carbide rotary tooling advances from Tool Alliance. The two photos above display an Ultra-Tool end mill primary relief featuring SmoothGrind (left) versus a major competitor’s product (right). To fully demonstrate the difference, the Ultra end mill is shown at double the magnification. Note the straight line of our end mill’s primary relief in comparison to the jagged edge of the competing product. Keep in mind the competitive end mill is a very good product that has a large following, yet the difference is substantial. 3 SmoothC ntricity COMPONENT #3: The Tooling Process All the best physical ingredients are wasted unless they are all pulled together in a comprehensive system that maximizes their respective attributes. Tool Alliance calls this process SmoothContricity®. Our customer base represents the leading edge of machine tool utilization, and Shrink Fit Ready SmoothContricity ensures that optimum results can be obtained in a variety of ways; minimized run-out (TIR), industry-leading tolerances on diameter & radius, and 100% Shrink Fit Ready (SFR) shanks. Combined, these attributes allow our consumers to reach full machining potential and position the cutting tool as a systematic contributor to process consistency and repeatability. 4 SmoothEdge SE .0001 SmoothEdge atop COMPONENT #4: The Edge Preparation Process cylindrical margin atop primary relief. Our cutting edges are literally too sharp for certain materials. For our carbide inserts and now increasingly for our solid carbide round tools, proper edge preparation can yield huge productivity improvements to “out of the box” tool application. Using a treatment we call SmoothEdge® and performed on machine tools developed in our own R&D lab, we’ve taken the mystery out of tool “break-in” and provided a consistency that can be counted on time and again. The processes range from a microblasting treatment using extremely fine aluminum oxide powder to a diamond-lapping compound to brushes. All are application-specific to sound and run smooth from the first cut and protect your tooling investment from unnecessary potential for chipping during your initial tooling paths. Big productivity gains can be achieved in certain applications as well due to improved chip formation and evacuation. Learn more about SmoothEdge on Page #5. 4 rev2020.1 Our coating @ 2,000X (top). Everybody else’s (bottom). SmoothCoat 5 COMPONENT #5: The Coating Process The challenge of finding a coating method to leverage 100% of the inherent assets of our carbide grade and grinding technologies was difficult. What we finally discovered was such a perfect fit and so logical for our product lines that we invested heavily into the process we now call SmoothCoat®. Much more than simply the standard arc-deposited PVD coating, SmoothCoat involves sputter multi-layering and a multi-step prep & post operation called Micro-Blasting. The advantages of this procedure include relieving of tensile stresses underneath the cutting edge, increased stability of the coating surface, and perhaps most importantly, elevating SmoothGrind even another notch by leveling and activating the cemented carbide substrate. The result is a smooth, shiny, tough, and durable surface that can withstand tomorrow’s machining requirements and outlast competitive coatings. Additionally, we’ve made it a standard feature on thousands of our standard catalog items. Our coating services are performed within our own factories for quality & extremely quick turnaround times. Coating Availability Order by adding the suffix TA, TN, AT, TC, A1, D1, or D2 to the EDP #. UC TA TN AT TC A1 D1 D2 UnCoated TiAlN TiN AlTiN HSN2 TiCN TiB2 PVD Diamond CVD Diamond Standard Coatings available at “Coated” List Price Premium Coatings available AT materials up to 70HRc including high-temp exotics, nickel based alloys, die & hardened steels ideal for dry milling & high speed machining TA materials up to 50HRc including steel, Multiple in-house coating systems stainless steel, & cast iron offer superb quality and service. Material Hardness great choice for wide range of materials wet & dry applications general purpose in all materials aluminum, steel & up to 30HRc stainless steel excellent lubricity & wear lower temp applications D1 TN D2 TC extreme hardness for wearability in extreme hardness for aluminum, titanium, graphites, plastics, long life (10-50x) in graphite, & non-ferrous silicon alloys & other carbon, composites & high abrasive materials silicon aluminum tremendous lubricity / A1 reduced weld allows for sharpest diamond thickest diamond dry milling edge coating SmoothCoat Material Abrasiveness 5 rev2020.1 Technical Data Our newest technology can achieve incredible productivity increases in specific applications. Many of our new Series include SmoothEdge as a standard feature, SmoothEdge while on others it can be added as a same day post treatment for a small charge. Ask your Inside Sales representative about SmoothEdge today! The Edge Preparation Process SmoothEdge 1 Our cutting edges are literally too sharp for A microblasting treatment using extremely certain materials. For our carbide inserts and fine aluminum oxide powder to smooth the now increasingly for our solid carbide round carbide surface while generating a very tools, proper edge preparation can yield light
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