Turning 150.10 Parting Off Left Insert (14 Chipbreaker)

• The left inserts have a setting angle of 6° in order to eliminate burrs and minimize the parting-off pip left on the workpiece.
• To reduce pip size with N-inserts, use the smallest width possible.
• The correct centre height is another major factor to avoid pips (control to ±0.1 mm).
• When using R-/L-inserts, the feed rate should be reduced by approximately 30%.
• Convex or concave surfaces will be avoided, when using right or left hand inserts, by reducing the feed rate.
• Carbide PVD and carbide CVD

14 Chipbreaker

• First choice for stainless steel.
• First choice for steel at medium-high feed rates.
• 15° positive cutting rake angle with sharp edge.
• Excellent chipbreaking.

All About Seco 150.10 Parting Off Insert:

• Optimized for parting-off applications, the Seco 150.10 consists of a high-speed steel blade that holds the insert and a holder that retains the blade.
• This setup provides maximum stability, while the hot strength of the high-speed steel ensures the insert will be securely retained especially when the blade is hot.
• 150.10 is also available in combination with Jetstream Tooling® Duo.
• A high-pressure cooling system that provides directed coolant to the cutting edge by two streams to rake and clearance surfaces.