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2008-06-19
Manufacturing News
Metal Boring Bars from Kennametal Engineered for Extended Length Apps New heavy metal boring bars from Kennametal function equally well in finishing and medium machining ID turning, grooving and threading tasks.
Engineered specifically for extended-length boring applications (from 4:1 up to 6:1 diameter-to-length ratio), new heavy-metal boring bars from Kennametal Inc., Latrobe, PA, USA, function equally well in finishing and medium-machining ID turning, grooving and threading tasks. A hybrid of heavy metal construction with brazed steel heads, these boring bars are more rigid for greater extended-length capability compared to steel bars and are less expensive than carbide boring bars. The Kennametal design also supports the insert better than heavy metal alone, reducing failure possibilities while in use.
“The brazed joint is proprietary and provides superior protection for
the heavy-metal body, which minimizes breakage issues,” says Alexander
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