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            Recommended Pattern for the Use of PH...- Type Plunger Tools


              1. First hole - drilling mode, see Sketch 1.    Cutting conditions
              2. Second and following overlapping by a pitch   For alloy steel SAE 4340, P20, using carbide grade IC328
                of 0.5d < A < 0.8d, see Sketch 1.             Vc = 150 m/min                                         PLUNGING CUTTERS
              3. For overlap between pass 1 and 2, see Sketch 2.  fz  = 0.05 - 0.07 mm/flute

                Sketch 1                                       Sketch 2










                 Second                                                                    Hmin = 1 mm
                 pass

                                 #9    #8    #7    #6
                         A
                              #1    #2    #3    #4    #5

                 First
                 pass


                     First pass  A
                     Second pass




            Recommended Pattern for the PLX...- Type Plungers

                1. Maximum width ae for each pass should not   Cutting Conditions:
                 excede 11 mm, see Sketches #1 through #3.    For alloy steel SAE 4340, P20. 30 to 32
                2. Total width of penetration should not      Rc, using carbide grade IC328
                 exceed  A<0.7D, see Sketch #3.               Vc = 150 m/min
                3. ae for additional lateral side steps have an   fz  = 0.12 - 0.15 mm/tooth
                 11 mm maximum, see Sketch #4.
                Sketch 1                                       Sketch 2









                        ae max1 = 11 mm                                ae max2 = 11 mm



                Sketch 3                                      Sketch 4

                                                                                 Dt           Di




                                                                      ae max = 11 mm
                        A max = 0.7D







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