This white paper will cover ProfitTurning, a productive and secure cutting method that enables manufacturers to make more efficient cuts with consistent chip loads and cutting forces, thereby reducing tool wear and decreasing cycle time.
Traditional turning methods can cause adverse effects during the cutting process, such as heavy tool load, high and irregular cutting forces, vibration, and poor chip control. These issues can be exacerbated when working with heat-resistant and hard materials, such as superalloys.
This white paper will cover ProfitTurning, a productive and secure cutting method that enables manufacturers to make more efficient cuts with consistent chip loads and cutting forces, thereby reducing tool wear and decreasing cycle time. This is achieved using a toolpath algorithm based on an engagement control strategy, which allows for consistent cutting forces universally, and achieves the highest level of productivity.
Topics discussed include:
- What is ProfitTurning?
- Comparison to traditional turning strategies
- Advantages and benefits of ProfitTurning
- Impact to cycle time, tool life, and productivity
- Test results and examples on actual turned parts
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