Solid CBN Insert-CNGA/TNGA/CNGN/RNGN/SNGN/WNGN - CNGA/TNGA/CNGN/RNGN/SNGN/WNGN
Quick Brief
| Model Number: CNGA/TNGA/CNGN/RNGN/SNGN/WNGN | Origin: China | Brand: |
| Certifications: | Price Terms: FOB | Payment Terms: T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram, PayPal |
| Minimum Order: 10 |
Business Term
Delivery Time: 5~10 days
Price Term: FOB
Payment Term: T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram, PayPal
Supplier Information
Product Category: Drill Bit
Supplier: Super Hard Products
Post Date: 2014-01-07 52:09:05
Packaging Information
Packing in small plastic box with sponge and then in carton
Product Details and Specifications:
Solid CBN Insert-CNGA/TNGA/CNGN/RNGN/SNGN/WNGN
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Product Description
| Price: | |
|---|---|
| Minimum Order Quantity: | Negotiable |
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 10 Piece/Pieces |
| Port: | Shanghai,Shenzhen,Guangdong,Beijing |
| Packaging Details: | Packing in small plastic box with sponge and then in carton . |
| Delivery Time: | 3-7 days after get the down-payment . |
| Payment Terms: | T/T,Western Union,Paypal,Moneygram |
| Supply Ability: | 10000 Piece/Pieces per Month |
CBN tools
made of CBN sintered material,
is mainly used for cutting steel
with low reactivity.
CBN Inserts
1. excellent abrasive wear resistance
2. high thermochemical stability during machining
3. solid material ensures high degree of mechanical strength
4. superior cutting tool material with extreme hardness conditions
5. lower machining cost and fewer tool changes
6. significant cost savings compared to carbide or ceramic inserts
Ways of Reworking your expensive CBN Tooling
Whether you are using mini-tips, large tips, single tips, double tips, triple tips or solid, North American Carbide will have a way to rework your material and save you money the same way we have for all of our customers.
1. Relapping Inserts:
This is the simplest and least expensive way of reworking your CBN tooling inserts. The wear on your insert is measured and we simply grind back your cutting edge to clean up the wear. Edge preps if any are reapplied and you get back a good as new cutting tool at the fraction of the price of a new one. You can also rellap your tool with out changing the IC, this tool can then be used in its original holder
2. Resetting Inserts:
In this process the wear on your insert is measured and a shim of equal or greater size is placed behind the inserts tip. The original geometry of your tool is then ground back on giving you a brand new cutting tool.
3. Retipping Inserts:
In this process we simply remove the used tip from its carbide body. A brand new tip is re-brazed to the tool saving you the cost of having to replace the body.
