Key Features
- Manufactured from high-grade cemented tungsten carbide for superior hardness and abrasion resistance
- Precision-ground cutting edges ensure smooth surface finish and dimensional accuracy
- Model 04 standardized geometry fits common tool holders for quick, secure indexing
- Excellent thermal stability and toughness for heavy-duty marine machining
- Suitable for turning, boring, threading, and grooving on steel, stainless steel, cast iron, and non-ferrous metals
- IMPA 632922 code simplifies inventory management and international supply
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Cemented Carbide Tips Model 04 |
| IMPA Code | 632922 |
| Category | Cutting Tools |
| Material | Cemented Tungsten Carbide (WC-Co) |
| Hardness | 89–92 HRA |
| Density | 14.5–14.9 g/cm³ |
| Transverse Rupture Strength | 2000–2400 N/mm² |
| Tip Style | Indexable insert (Model 04 geometry) |
| Suitable For | Turning, boring, threading, grooving |
| Compatibility | Standard tool holders for Model 04 inserts |
| Packaging | Box of 10 (typical) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can these cemented carbide tips cut?
These tips are designed for machining steel, stainless steel, cast iron, and non-ferrous alloys. The specific carbide grade should be selected based on the workpiece material and cutting conditions.
Are these tips suitable for marine engine repair?
Yes, they are commonly used in ship repair workshops for turning and boring shafts, impellers, liners, and other components. Their wear resistance and thermal stability make them reliable for heavy-duty marine machining.
Do Model 04 tips fit standard tool holders?
Model 04 refers to a standardized insert size and geometry. As long as the tool holder accommodates the same ISO insert designation and clamping style, the tips will fit. Always verify compatibility before installation.
Can these tips be re-sharpened?
These are indexable inserts; when one cutting edge wears, the insert can be rotated to a fresh edge. Once all edges are worn, the tip should be replaced. Regrinding is possible but not recommended, as it may affect the coating and geometric tolerances.
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