Deep Hole Machining
April 1, 2015
Sandvik Coromant is launching a deep hole machining concept for the STS system - CoroDrill 808. "This product is equipped with optimized pad design for good hole finish, unique edge preparation for increased chip breaking and a reinforced periphery insert corner for added security and reliability," said a company spokesperson. "Suitable for diameters from 15.60 to 65.00 mm (0.614-2.559 inch) and tolerance demands of IT 9, CoroDrill 808 is capable of producing perfect holes, regardless of the component material."
CoroDrill 808 is suited for the energy segment, for example, when machining in heat exchanger plates. "Cladded materials such as low carbon steel with Inconel, used for these types of applications, are difficult to machine due to tricky chip breaking and tool life maintenance," said the spokesperson. "Due to a specially designed geometry and grade technology, CoroDrill 808 produces enhanced close tolerance holes even in tough conditions. In addition, this drill is available as a stock standard item with 24-hour delivery."
CoroDrill 808 drills are equipped with a fully traceable dot matrix. It is a two-dimensional patterned array used for storage and display of various types of information, for example, the measurement protocol. Such protocol includes data on diameter and run out of the drill, making dot matrix a safe tool for product identification and traceability.
For more information contact:
Sandvik Coromant Company
1702 Nevins Road
P.O. Box 428
Fair Lawn, NJ 07410-0428
800-SANDVIK / 201-794-5000
us.coromant@sandvik.com
www.sandvik.coromant.com/us
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