Solid carbide deburring tool, 60° DIN 6527, HB shank - DEBURTL-DIN6527-60DGR-SC-TN-D4MM

Solid carbide deburring tool, 60° DIN 6527, HB shank

Name: Solid carbide deburring tool, 60° DIN 6527, HB shank
Brand: Würth
SKU: 5443301531

Milling cutter SC DIN6527 Z4-6 60° type N TiAlN HB
DEBURTL-DIN6527-60DGR-SC-TN-D4MM

Art.-no. 5443301531

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Solid carbide deburring tool, 60° DIN 6527, HB shank

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Universal range of applications, particularly suitable for chamfering and deburring and for contouring.

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Product code	7727
Material to be processed	Steel, Cast metal, Stainless steel, Aluminium
Diameter (d1)	4 mm
Shank diameter (d2)	4 mm
Standards	DIN 6527
Shank style	Cylindrical DIN 6535-HA
Cutting material	SC
Surface	TiAlN
Length (l1)	54 mm
Number of cutting edges (Z)	4 PCS
Angle of the tip	60 Degree
Tolerance of cutting edge diameter	h10
Tolerance of shank diameter	h6
Material of sub-group	General structural steels, Non-alloyed tempering steels < 1000 N/mm², Alloyed tempering steels < 1000 N/mm², Nitriding steels < 1300 N/mm², Grey cast iron, Malleable cast iron, Stainless steels < 850 N/mm², Stainless steels > 850 N/mm², Aluminium

For dia. 4-16
Material designation	Tensile strength	Cooling	v_c	f_z
				Dia. 4-5.9	Dia. 6-7.9	Dia. 8-9.9	Dia. 10-11.9	Dia. 12-16
Steels
General structural steels	< 500 N/mm²	E	190	0,042	0,070	0,082	0,094	0,104
General structural steels	500-850 N/mm²	E	170	0,042	0,070	0,082	0,094	0,104
Carbon steels	< 850 N/mm²	E	170	0,042	0,070	0,082	0,094	0,104
Carbon steels	850-1000 N/mm²	E	140	0,030	0,047	0,059	0,070	0,082
Unalloyed heat-treated steels	< 700 N/mm²	E	170	0,042	0,070	0,082	0,094	0,104
	700-850 N/mm²	E	160	0,042	0,070	0,082	0,094	0,104
	850-1000 N/mm²	E	140	0,030	0,047	0,059	0,070	0,008
Alloyed heat-treated steels	850-1000 N/mm²	E	120	0,030	0,047	0,059	0,070	0,008
Alloyed heat-treated steels	1000-1200 N/mm²	E	95	0,026	0,039	0,052	0,065	0,078
Unalloyed case-hardening steels	< 750 N/mm²	E	170	0,042	0,070	0,082	0,094	0,104
Alloyed case-hardening steels	< 1000 N/mm²	E	120	0,030	0,047	0,059	0,070	0,082
Alloyed case-hardening steels	1000-1200 N/mm²	E	95	0,026	0,039	0,052	0,065	0,078
Nitriding steels	< 1000 N/mm²	E	120	0,030	0,047	0,059	0,070	0,082
Nitriding steels	1000-1200 N/mm²	E	95	0,026	0,039	0,052	0,065	0,078
Tool steels	< 850 N/mm²	E	120	0,030	0,047	0,059	0,070	0,082
	850-1100 N/mm²	E	95	0,026	0,039	0,052	0,065	0,078
	1100-1300 N/mm²	E	85	0,026	0,039	0,052	0,065	0,078
High-speed steels	850-1200 N/mm²	E	80	0,026	0,039	0,052	0,065	0,078
Wear-resistant constructional steel	1300 N/mm²	E	50	0,008	0,033	0,042	0,039	0,070
Spring steels	< 1200 N/mm²	E	85	0,026	0,039	0,052	0,065	0,078
Stainless steels
Stainless steels, sulphurated	< 700 N/mm²	E	110	0,030	0,047	0,059	0,070	0,082
Stainless steels, austenitic	< 700 N/mm²	E	110	0,030	0,047	0,059	0,070	0,082
Stainless steels, austenitic	< 850 N/mm²	E	90	0,026	0,039	0,052	0,065	0,078
Stainless steels, martensitic	< 1100 N/mm²	E	75	0,026	0,039	0,052	0,065	0,078
Special alloys	< 1200 N/mm²	E	50	0,008	0,026	0,042	0,039	0,070
Cast metals
Cast iron	< 180 HB	-	150	0,026	0,035	0,070	0,094	0,116
Cast iron	> 180 HB	-	120	0,026	0,035	0,070	0,094	0,116
Nodular graphite, malleable iron	> 180 HB	-	100	0,026	0,035	0,070	0,094	0,116
Nodular graphite, malleable iron	> 260 HB	E	90	0,026	0,035	0,070	0,094	0,116
Graphite	-	-	150	0,026	0,035	0,070	0,094	0,116
Non-ferrous metals
Aluminium, aluminium alloys	< 530 N/mm²	E	800	0,031	0,040	0,061	0,082	0,103
Aluminium, cast aluminium alloys < 10 % Si	< 600 N/mm²	E	600	0,031	0,040	0,061	0,082	0,103
Aluminium, cast aluminium alloys > 10 % Si	< 600 N/mm²	E	400	0,031	0,040	0,061	0,082	0,103
Magnesium, magnesium alloys	< 280 N/mm²	E	800	0,031	0,040	0,061	0,082	0,103

Legend
E = emulsion
v_c = cutting speed [m/min]
f_z = feed per tooth [mm/t]
The suggested cutting values are reference values and must be adapted to the respective conditions.