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    Carbide insert designations

    I've searched the web with no definitive answer on this. I was wondering if there is a standard to letter designators for carbide inserts? For instance I have a Dolfa 2" - 3 insert face mill that uses SPC, SPG, or SPU42 inserts. Is there any rhyme or reason to the letters used here?

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    S = square
    P = 11 degree side clearance ( sometimes 10 degrees )
    C = +/-.0005 IC (size of the square), +/-.001 Thickness
    ..... G = +/- .001 IC, +/-.005 Thickness
    ......U = +/- .005 IC, +/-.005 Thickness, unground periphery - not recommended for milling

    4 = .500 IC dim (Inscribed circle in 1/8ths of an inch)
    2 = .125 Thick ( Thickness in 1/16ths of an inch)

    You are missing the last number which specifies the radius size in 64ths. #1=.0156 rad, #2=.0312 rad. etc.

    This is an ANSI standard designation and is found in all the mfgs catalogs.
    I believe CarbideDepot also has this on their website.
    Bob
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    T= Triangle

    I had a chart for Iscar Inserts at work, maybe they have a chart on line?


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    Thanks a bunch. Thats just the kind of info I was looking for!

    Mike


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    I've had this for a while...May be helpful?
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    I didn't look at the above zip but here is a link http://www.kbctools.com/can/Navigati...fm?PDFPage=247
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