Unlike turning or milling, reaming always produces fine chips. As a result, heat is hardly carried away by the chips but is largely conducted into the tool substrate and coating. Efficient cooling and the correct cutting speed are therefore essential for consistently high-quality results.
Chip formation can be particularly challenging in softer materials, such as low-alloy steels. By carefully selecting the tool geometry, coating, and substrate, precise and process-reliable outcomes can be achieved.
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