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High rigidity body produced
by utilising the latest technology

Features

Key technology that enabled L/D=6 machining

Optimum positioning of the outer insert and inner insert

By optimising the cutting ratio A & B for the outer and inner inserts, deformation of the tool body can be controlled. Additionally, the uniformity of the cutting ratio A and B; across all diameters, reduces variations in performance.

Optimum flute positioning

Extra body thickness positioned behind the inner edge helps to resist the principal force and therefore prevents twisting and deformation during the initial cutting.

Inclined through coolant holes

Chip evacuation when drilling deep holes is improved with specially designed through coolant holes that maintain coolant pressure.

Insert breaker

Inner insert, for stainless steel. US breaker

The cutting edge has both sharp and strong type geometry along its length for improved fracture resistance. The radius design also achieves excellent fracture and welding resistance.

For general use, medium and high feed rates UM breaker

The unique wave design allows smooth chip discharge.
An all-round breaker for steel, stainless steel and cast iron.

Insert with Reinforced Edge UH Breaker

The strengthened cutting edge and Ti-Al-Si coating provide astounding stability even when cutting hardened steel (up to 45HRC) or general steel.

Insert for Aluminum UN Breaker

Outstanding chip discharge is achieved by the breaker which was designed to focus on sharpness, and the sharp edges achieved by grinding. Aluminum welding is also prevented by smoothing that has been performed on rake surfaces.

Insert selection criteria

The peripheral cutting speed is naturally slower towards the center of the drill and chip welding easily occurs.
Below are some important points that will help to select the correct insert.

For Steel and Cast Iron

Please use the UM breaker.
For the outer edge, use the CVD coated grade MC1020 for steel applications and the MC5020 grade for cast iron. For the inner edge the PVD coated grade VP15TF should be used. If fracturing occurs, VP15TF should be used for both positions to give extra stability.

For Stainless Steel

For the best performance use the UM breaker for the peripheral edge and the US breaker for the inner edge. The selection of grade should be the same as used for steels.

For Hardened Steel and Preventing Fracture

For the inner edge, UH is the ideal breaker.
The high-strength, highly negative wide land edges, together with the durable PVD coated carbide grade DP8020, are suitable for machining hardened steel (45HRC or lower) and preventing fracture in steel and cast iron.

For Aluminum Alloy Processing

For both the inner and outer edges, UN breakers are ideal.
The polished fi nish and peripheral polishing prevent welding, and the combination of the positive lands and high rake angle further enhances the sharpness.

Special application examples

Cutting Performance

Stainless Steel (AISI 304)

MVX has double tool life compared with conventional products when using US breaker for the inner edge.

Carbon Steel (AISI 1049)

MVX drill achieved 3 times longer tool life compared with conventional products when drilling carbon steel.

Cast Iron (AISI No.35B)

MVX has 4 times longer tool life compared to conventional products, especially when using MC5020 grade outer inserts.

Hardened Steel (AISI H13)

MVX has double tool life compared with conventional products.

Aluminum Alloy

MVX corresponds to changes in cutting speed and feed rate.

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