Good quality lathe turning tools for different machines
The cutters of lathes have steel, CBN (cubic boron nitride), Ceramic, diamond and other materials.
There are different lathe cutters for different lathing processing, we could supply the tools as your working.
How to choose a lathe tool
Choosing a lathe tool requires understanding certain factors related to the equipment. The following are very important factors that you must consider when choosing a lathe:
type of material
The type of material you cut is a fundamental factor in determining the type of lathe tool you can use. Important attributes you must pay attention to before choosing a turning tool include: hardness, wear resistance, toughness and stiffness. These properties play an important role in the types of lathe tools you can use. For example, extremely hard materials require carbide or diamond tools.
shape of tool
The shape of the lathe tool is also another factor to consider when choosing. The position of the cutting edge also determines the cutting direction of the tool (right-hand, left-hand, and round nose).
machined shape
Each type of lathe tool listed under classification can result in the specified shape. Therefore, you must integrate the desired shape into the desired turning tool. Due to the complexity of most CNC machined products, you may need to choose a combination of several lathe tools.
The type of lathe cutters:
1. Thread cutting tools
2. Chamfering tool
3. Turning tools
4. Slotting tool
5. End face cutter
6. Boring tool
7. Forming tool
8. Counter boring tool
9. Reaming tool
10. Undercutting tool
11. Drilling tools
Drilling tools are also very important tools in lathes. Drilling tools are mainly used to machine cylindrical holes in a given workpiece. In this case, the workpiece is fixed on the panel, the drill bit is fixed in the tailstock drill frame, and the hole should be completed by the movement of the tailstock spindle. This applies to regularly shaped workpieces.
B) According to the application feed method:
They are divided into three types:
12. Round nose tool
13. Right hand tool
14. Left-handed tools
Unlike right-hand turning tools, left-hand tools remove material as they move from left to right (top view keeps the rake face visible). With the left hand, the thumb represents the direction of tool feed. Therefore, the main cutting edge of the tool is on the right side of the tool.
How to choose a lathe tool
Choosing a lathe tool requires understanding certain factors related to the equipment. The following are very important factors that you must consider when choosing a lathe:
type of material
The type of material you cut is a fundamental factor in determining the type of lathe tool you can use. Important attributes you must pay attention to before choosing a turning tool include: hardness, wear resistance, toughness and stiffness. These properties play an important role in the types of lathe tools you can use. For example, extremely hard materials require carbide or diamond tools.
shape of tool
The shape of the lathe tool is also another factor to consider when choosing. The position of the cutting edge also determines the cutting direction of the tool (right-hand, left-hand, and round nose).
machined shape
Each type of lathe tool listed under classification can result in the specified shape. Therefore, you must integrate the desired shape into the desired turning tool. Due to the complexity of most CNC machined products, you may need to choose a combination of several lathe tools.