Wiper technology refers to special cutting edge geometries on turning inserts designed to improve surface quality during turning, particularly at higher feed rates.
Features:
- The cutting edge has a flattened or “rounded” wiper surface that smooths the workpiece during cutting.
- Allows higher cutting speeds and feed rates without deteriorating surface roughness.
- Improves dimensional accuracy, reduces rework, and increases productivity.
Application example: This technology can be implemented on URMA spindle tools through the use of special insert holders.
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- CNC Gantry Milling Machine
- CNC Lathe
- CNC Machining Center
- CNC Milling Machine
- CNC Universal Machine
- Coaxiality
- Composite
- Cross-Hatch Pattern
- Cutting Depth (ap) in Reaming
- Cutting Speed (vc)
- Cylindricity
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