In the relentless world of machining hardened steels, cast irons, and superalloys, tool failure due to sudden shocks and interrupted cuts is a constant, costly challenge. Standard tools chip and wear prematurely, leading to downtime, scrap, and lost productivity. This is where the engineering superiority of our High-hardness CBN Insert is fully leveraged. We've engineered a cutting tool specifically to withstand these punishing conditions. By combining extreme hardness with a specialized bonding system and robust geometry, this insert delivers exceptional fracture resistance without sacrificing cutting performance. It is the definitive solution for applications involving milling, rough turning, and operations with variable depths of cut where impact is inevitable. Whether you are machining complex automotive components, heavy industrial castings, or aerospace forgings, this insert maintains its cutting edge integrity far longer than conventional options.
The core advantage of this insert lies in its tailored composition. Unlike standard CBN grades that prioritize pure wear resistance, this grade is optimized for toughness. The carefully selected CBN grain size and a dedicated metallic-ceramic binder work in unison to absorb and dissipate the energy from impacts, preventing catastrophic failure. This makes it exceptionally reliable for CBN Insert for Ferrous Metals in unstable environments. Furthermore, its inherent stability ensures consistent High-precision CBN Insert results even after sustaining minor shocks, protecting your part tolerances. The substrate and edge preparation are also critical, providing unparalleled support to the cutting edge. When paired with its excellent High-temperature Resistant CBN Insert properties, it allows for secure use at elevated speeds and feeds, pushing productivity boundaries while maintaining tool security.
The performance of the Impact-resistant CBN Insert is defined by its precise and robust specifications. This insert is not a generic tool; it is a purpose-built solution for high-impact machining. Below are the key parameters and technical data that underscore its professional-grade design and capability.
| Parameter | Specification / Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| CBN Content | 50% - 65% by volume | Balanced for toughness and wear resistance. |
| Grain Size | 3 - 8 micrometers | Medium-coarse grains for superior fracture resistance. |
| Hardness (HV) | 3,200 - 3,500 HV | Extremely high hardness retained at operating temperatures. |
| Transverse Rupture Strength (TRS) | > 1,500 MPa | Quantifies exceptional resistance to breaking under bending stress. |
| Thermal Stability | Up to 1,200°C (2,192°F) | Maintains chemical integrity and hardness in high-heat zones. |
| Recommended Workpiece Materials | Hardened steel (45-65 HRC), Gray & Ductile Cast Iron, Hardfacing alloys, Nickel-based superalloys. | Ideal for interrupted cuts on these materials. |
| Starting Cutting Speed (Vc) | 80 - 180 m/min (260 - 590 SFM) | Varies based on material and operation; consult technical guide. |
| Feed per Revolution (f) | 0.10 - 0.30 mm/rev (0.004 - 0.012 IPR) | Robust geometry supports higher feeds in roughing. |
| Standard Styles | CNGA, DNGA, SNMA, RCMT, etc. | Available in common negative and positive rake styles with chipbreakers. |
| Primary Applications | Interrupted turning, milling, roughing, facing of castings/forgings. | Where shock loading is a primary concern. |