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  • CARBIDE INSERT – APKT / APMT

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    • APKT inserts are type of indexable milling insert, commonly used in CNC lathes for profile turning and general shaft turning applications.
    • They are known for their versatility and are used in various machining processes, offering efficiency and precision across different materials and applications.
    • The “A” in APKT refers to the insert shape, typically parallelogram or rectangular, with specific relief angles.
    • APKT inserts have a parallelogram shape with a positive rake angle, designed for optimal cutting performance. 
    • They are often double-sided, providing multiple cutting edges and increased tool life. 
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  • CARBIDE INSERT – CCMT

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    • CCMT inserts are versatile, suitable for both roughing and finishing due to their positive rake angle and ability to provide a good balance between cutting edge strength and clearance. 
    • They are often used in semi-finishing and finishing operations, and are available in various sizes, nose radii, and grades for different materials and applications. 
    • CCMT inserts are most commonly used for turning, facing and boring operations.
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  • CARBIDE INSERT – DCMT

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    • DCMT carbide inserts are 55° diamond-shaped, indexable cutting inserts with a 7-degree clearance angle, typically used for turning operations.
    • They feature a built-in chip breaker and are available with various nose radii to optimize performance for different cutting conditions.
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  • CARBIDE INSERT – RCMT

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    • RCMT inserts are round, indexable carbide turning inserts.
    • Round inserts are versatile and can be used for various turning operations. 
    • The 0-degree clearance angle means the insert has no relief angle, which can provide more support for the cutting edge, but may require more power. 
    • Choose an insert with the appropriate chipbreaker for the machining operation (roughing, finishing, etc.).

     

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