High Speed cutting Gray Cast iron Brake Disc TNGA PCBN Inserts

PCBN inserts are used for high speed cutting and turning of gray cast iron brake discs. The TNGA PCBN inserts are made of a special grade SBK650 of cubic boron nitride that is bonded to a tungsten carbide substrate. This  SBK650 grade of PCBN insert has a higher wear resistance than other grades and is ideal for high speed machining applications.

High Speed cutting Gray Cast iron Brake Disc

Brake discs are one of the most important parts of a car's braking system. Gray cast iron is a common material used for brake discs because it is strong and durable. However, gray cast iron can be difficult to cut, especially at high speeds.

TNGA PCBN inserts are designed for high speed cutting of gray cast iron brake discs. These inserts are made of polycrystalline boron nitride, which is a extremely hard and wear-resistant material. TNGA PCBN inserts can provide superior performance and extended tool life when cutting gray cast iron brake discs.

High Speed cutting Gray Cast iron Brake Disc with PCBN Inserts

Are you looking for a way to cut gray cast iron brake discs faster and more efficiently? If so, then you should consider using PCBN inserts. PCBN inserts are made of polycrystalline cubic boron nitride, which is an extremely hard and durable material. This makes them ideal for high speed cutting applications.

Another advantage of using PCBN inserts is that they can retain their cutting edge for a long time. This means that you won't have to replace them as often, which can save you money in the long run. In addition, they are also less likely to cause vibration and chatter when cutting, which can improve the quality of your cuts.

If you're interested in trying out PCBN inserts for yourself, then we suggest checking out our selection of TNGA PCBN inserts. TNGA PCBN inserts are specifically designed for use with gray cast iron brake discs and are available in a variety of application. They are also coated with a special titanium nitride coating to help improve their cutting performance.

We hope this blog has been helpful in learning more about using PCBN inserts for high speed cutting applications. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us.