The AMG high-precision hard alloy swallowtail milling cutter is designed specifically for plastic mold processing. It uses high-quality GU25UF ultra-fine particle hard alloy material and is manufactured with advanced PVD coating technology. It is suitable for plastic mold swallowtail groove processing scenarios that require high dimensional accuracy and surface quality.

Applications:

• Plastic Mould swallowtail Groove Machining: Precisely machine swallowtail grooves in various plastic moulds to ensure stable and accurate mould assembly.

• Precision Component Machining: Suitable for cutting plastic parts requiring tight tolerances and excellent surface finishes.

• Mechanical Processing: Used for manufacturing and finishing complex swallowtail grooves, enhancing mechanical assembly stability.

Specifications Table:

Working Principle

This carbide swallowtail cutter rotates at high speed to cut swallowtail grooves in plastic mould materials precisely. Made from GU25UF material, the tool has exceptional hardness and toughness to bear cutting wear and impact.

The PVD coating reduces friction and heat generation between tool and workpiece, preventing melting and sticking of plastic during cutting, which enhances machining efficiency and surface quality. The swallowtail design ensures accurate groove dimensions and angles to meet mould assembly requirements.

FAQ:

1. What advantages does GU25UF material offer?
   GU25UF is high-performance ultra-fine grain carbide offering high hardness and toughness, capable of bearing the high cutting forces and impacts in plastic mould machining.

2. What benefits does the PVD coating provide?
   PVD coatings greatly enhance wear resistance and heat tolerance, reduce friction and cutting temperature, and prevent material adhesion and premature tool wear.

3. How do I choose the right swallowtail angle?
   Select the angle based on mould design and assembly precision requirements. Common angles are 7°, 10°, and 14°, with customer angles available for complex structures.

4. What is the typical tool life?
   Depending on machining conditions and cutting parameters, tool life can be 30%-50% longer compared to conventional carbide cutters.