Analysis demonstrates effective milling of hard surfacing above HRC 65 using replaceable cutting tools, suggesting improved manufacturing methods.
The need for milling of hard-to-process surfacing is growing due to the expansion of the field of application of materials with a gradient of properties, namely, having a sharp increase in the hardness of the surface layer relative to the base layer. The article discusses the features of milling surfacing having a hardness of HRC 65 and higher with prefabricated cutters with replaceable cutting tools.
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