Big Kaiser Adds New Inserts to its Offering
Big Kaiser Precision Tooling is adding more than 30 pressed-geometry carbide inserts for its tools.
Big Kaiser Precision Tooling is adding more than 30 pressed-geometry carbide inserts for its tools. The insert design is the result of extensive research and testing.
Big Kaiser pressed-geometry inserts.
The grades and geometries offer improved chip control due to optimized chipbreakers, even when boring gummy materials like low-carbon or stainless steel; improved coatings for increased speed and better wear resistance; more positive cutting geometries to reduce cutting forces, chatter and vibration when used in deep-hole boring operations; longer tool life; and up to 20% savings when compared withcurrent grades.
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