Iscar 3302978, ANSI ICG 0669 IC908 SUMOCHAM Exchangeable Drill Head, 0.669 in Dia, PVD-TiAlN Coated, #17 Insert Seat, 130 deg Included, Manufacturer's Grade: IC908, TiAlN
Hole Making Applications
MFR #: 3302978
A&M #: 4864414
Iscar
UNSPSC #: 23241600
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Manufacturer : Iscar
Ansi Code : ICG 0669 IC908
Applicable Materials : Cast Iron, Hard Material, High Temperature Alloy, Stainless Steel and Steel
Brand Name : Iscar
Diameter : 0.669 in
Finish : TiAlN
Package Description : 2/PK
Product Status : Active
- Exchangeable chip splitting drilling heads for stainless and alloyed steel
- Feature chip splitting notches on the cutting edge and an impressed chip breaker
- A hard, fine grain substrate with excellent chipping resistance, combined with a TiAlN PVD coating
- Provides high wear and oxidation resistance
- Recommended for a very wide range of materials applications and machining conditions
- ISCAR's SUMOCHAM drill family is the next evolution of the very successful CHAMDRILL and CHAMDRILLJET families. The new family has similar features, with improved head and pocket design, no setup time, fast metal removal and economical indexing. The SUMOCHAM comprises a revolutionary clamping system that enables improved productivity output rates, while enabling more insert indexes. The shank itself is designed with twisted nozzles and exhibits a durable and stably constructed body. The indexable heads are available in four different standard geometries, designed for drilling steel, exotic materials, cast iron or aluminum. The unique pocket design of the SUMOCHAM takes good advantage of the cutting forces, which are mechanically exerted upon the tool. These forces are then converted into gripping forces that are used for tightening the insert towards the back of the pocket. In that sense, the more cutting forces applied, the better gripping forces obtained. In addition, the clamping forces around the connection area generate little strain, preventing any potential plastic deformation and by that providing at least triple the amount of head indexes. The most important attribute of the new clamping design is therefore a very substantial increase in productivity. All of these features provide the most productive and most profitable solution for the hole making industry.