KYOCERA Cutting Tools Turning Catalog

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Insert Grades

2012

KYOCERA Cutting Tools Turning Catalog MEGACOAT Hard

Line up

A

Turning Inserts

B

CBN & PCD Tools

C

Toolholders

D

Small Tools

E

Boring

F

Grooving

G

Cut-Off

H

Threading

J

Spare Parts

P

MEGACOAT

Technical Information

Index

V=

×D×N 1000

R T

Table of Contents 2012

Turning Catalog

KYOCERA Company Overview

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How to Order Kyocera Cutting Tools

5

Insert Grades

A1-A16

Carbide, Cermet & Ceramic Turning Indexable Inserts

B1-B94

CBN & PCD

C1-C29

External Turning Toolholders

D1-D48

Small Tools External Turning Toolholders

D1-D48 E1-E42

External Turning Toolholders Boring

D1-D48 F1-F94

GroovingTurning Toolholders External

G1-G103 D1-D48

Cut-Off Turning Toolholders External

H1-H29 D1-D48

Threading External Turning Toolholders

D1-D48 J1-J59

Spare Parts External Turning Toolholders

P1-P18 D1-D48

TechnicalTurning External Information Toolholders

R1-R40 D1-D48

Index External Turning Toolholders

D1-D48 T1-T12

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Kyocera Cutting Tool Global Network

Kyocera Cutting Tool Network KYOCERA Cutting Tools Global Manufacturing Facilities

Okaya Factory (JAPAN)

Yokaichi Factory (JAPAN)

Sendai Factory (JAPAN)

KYOCERA Cutting Tools North America Manufacturing Facilities

Silong Factory (CHINA)

North Carolina Facility

Washington Facility

Ohio Facility

California Facility

Incheon Factory (KOREA)

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Kyocera Cutting Tool Network KYOCERA Cutting Tools Global Technical Centers

North American Technical Center (NC) Technical Center (BRAZIL)

KYOCERA Industrial Ceramics Corp. (Mtn. Home, NC) North American Headquarters and CT Manufacturing Facility KYOCERA Industrial Ceramics Corp. (Vancouver, WA) Advanced Ceramics Components Facility KYOCERA Cutting Tool Division (Wapakoneta, OH) CT Manufacturing Facility Technical Center (JAPAN)

Technical Center (JAPAN)

Sales Office and Technical Center (GERMANY) Technical Center (JAPAN)

Technical Center (SINGAPORE)

Technical Center (CHINA)

Technical Center (KOREA)

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Company Profile Kyocera Industrial Ceramics Corporation (KICC), a core company of the Kyocera Group, is a leading manufacturer and provider of cutting tool products, advanced ceramic components, liquid crystal displays, thermal printheads, metallized assemblies and industrial lenses. The Kyocera Group is a diversified network of companies working together to create new value for businesses and consumers. Kyoto, Japan-based Kyocera Corporation (NYSE: KYO), the group’s global parent, employs approximately 64,000 people in 25 nations and recorded consolidated net sales of approximately US$13 billion during the year ended KICC North American Headquarters Hendersonville, NC March 31, 2010. Kyocera’s Cutting Tool Division is the market leader in Japan and a leading supplier of highquality tooling solutions in North America with plants in Ohio, North Carolina, and Washington. Kyocera manufactures a diversified product line of turning, milling, Swiss, and drilling products. Our indexable inserts and steel products are manufactured to the highest quality standards and include coated and uncoated carbide, cermet, ceramic, CBN and PCD. KICC, Cutting Tool Division Ohio Production Facility Wapakoneta, OH

Kyocera’s continuous investment and focus on R&D has resulted in market beating products such as our innovative CVD coated CA45-Series for cast iron, CA55-series for steel and CA65-series for stainless steel, our high performance MECH helical endmills, our highly acclaimed MFPN high-efficiency 10-edged face mill, and most recently our new line of MEGACOAT carbide, cermet, CBN and ceramic tools, just to name a few. The Kyocera Industrial Ceramics Corporate headquarters are located in Mountain Home, NC which also serves as the primary North American cutting tool manufacturing plant and is home to the Cutting Tool Division Customer Service, Marketing, and Technical Center staff.

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How to Order Kyocera Cutting Tool Products Kyocera Cutting Tool products are sold exclusively through our North American line of authorized distributors. To locate a local Kyocera Cutting Tool Distributor, please contact Kyocera Customer Service at 800-823-7284. Using the Kyocera Product Catalogs All standard Kyocera Cutting Tool Products are located in one of these four General Catalogs.

Stock Status Symbols a: Indicates that an item is Stock Standard and available at our North American Headquarters in North Carolina. Stock Standard items will ship the same day if ordered by 4:30pm (EST).

◯: Indicates that an item is a World Express and available at our Worldwide Headquarters in Japan. Please allow 5-7 business days for World Express items to arrive. All Stock Standard and World Express items are subject to availability

Kyocera Authorized Distributor Ordering Guide Order online To place an order for Kyocera Cutting Tools, please utilize the MyKICC Distributor Website -

http://mykicc.kyocera.com In addition to placing orders, the MyKICC distributor website allows you to view real-time product availability, check pricing, view and download product and promotional literature, watch product training videos, and much, much more.

Call us •

Kyocera Cutting Tool Customer Service – (800) 823-7284.



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Insert Grades A1~A16 Summary of Insert Grades Turning Small Tools Grooving Cut-Off Drilling Milling Insert Selection Table

Insert Grades Cermet PVD Coated Cermet CVD Coated Carbide PVD Coated Carbide (Super Micro-Grain Carbide / Micro-Grain Carbide) PVD Coated Carbide (Milling, Drilling) Carbide Ceramic Cell Fiber PCD (Polycrystalline diamond) CBN (Cubic Boron Nitride) Grade Properties

Cutting Speed / Wear resistance

PCD

A2~A6 A2~A3 A3 A4 A4 A5 A5 A6

A7~A16 A7 A7 A8 A10 A11 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16

MEGACOAT

CBN Ceramic Cermet

Super Micro-Grain Cermet

Coated Carbide

Coated Super Micro-Grain Carbide Carbide

Fracture resistance / Toughness / Reliability

A1

Summary of Insert Grades A

Kyocera promotes reseach and development to help improve customers' productivity and profitability. Kyocera provides high-quality inserts in various grades including Cermet, Coated Carbide, Coated Super Micro Grain Carbide, Carbide, Ceramic, PCD and CBN.

Insert Grades

■ Turning Steel (Carbon steel / Alloy steel)

Workpiece Material Cutting Range Classification

Finishing P01

P10

P20

P30

Stainless steel / Cast steel Roughing P40

TN6010

TN Series

TN6020

Cermet

M30

TN60

TN60

TN90 TC40

TC40 TC60

TC60 PV7020

PV60

PV60

PV90

MEGACOAT (PV Series)

M20

TN6020

TN60

PV7020

PV Series

M10

TN6010

TN90

TC Series

Finishing M01

Cast Iron (Gray cast iron / Nodular cast iron) Roughing Finishing Roughing M40 K01 K10 K20 K30

PV90 PV7010

PV7010 PV7025

PV7005

PV7025

CA5505

CA4010

CA5515

CA Series

CA4115

CA6515

CA5525

CA4120

CA6525 CA5535

CA4505

Coated Carbide

CA4515

CR Series

CR9025

CR9025

PR630

PR630

PR660 PR915

PR Series

PR660 PR915

PR930

PR930

PR1005

PR1025 PR1025

PR1125

PR1115

MEGACOAT (PR Series)

PR1225

PR1225 KA30 KT66 A66N

Ceramic

PT600M KS6000 KS6050 CS7050 KW10

Carbide CBN

A2

GW15 KBN60M KBN900

A

Workpiece Material

Coated Carbide

Cutting Range Classification

Non-ferrous Metals (Aluminum / Non-ferrous metals / Non-metals) Finishing Roughing N01 N10 N20 N30

Heat-resistant alloys / Inconel Finishing S01 S10

S20

Roughing S30

Hardened materials (Hardened steel / Chilled cast Iron) Finishing H01 H10

H20

Roughing H30

Sintered steel Finishing 01 10

20

Roughing 30

CA6515

CA Series

Insert Grades

■ Turning

CA6525

PR Series

PR930

PR1125 PR1305

MEGACOAT (PR Series)

PR1310 PR1325

TN6010 TN60

Cermet

KT66 CF1

A66N

Ceramic

PT600M KBN510 KBN525

CBN

KBN900 KBN05M

KBN65M

KBN10M

MEGACOAT

KBN70M

KBN25M KBN30M KBN35M

Workpiece Material Cutting Range Classification

Non-ferrous Metals (Aluminum / Non-ferrous metals / Non-metals) Finishing Roughing N01 N10 N20 N30

Titanium / Titanium alloys Finishing S01 S10

Roughing S20 S30

Hardened materials (Hardened steel / Chilled cast Iron) Finishing Roughing H01 H10 H20 H30

Sintered steel Finishing 01 10

20

Roughing 30

SW05 SW10 SW25

Carbide

KW10

KW10

GW15

PCD

GW15

KPD001

KPD001

KPD010

KPD010

■ PVD Coated Carbide for Small Tools Workpiece Material Cutting Range Classification

Steel (Carbon steel / Alloy steel / Free-cutting steel) Finishing Roughing P01 P10 P20 P30 P40

Coated Carbide

PR930

PR Series

MEGACOAT NANO (PR Series)

Stainless steel / Cast steel Finishing M01

M10

M20

M30

Cast Iron (Gray cast iron / Nodular cast iron) Roughing Finishing Roughing M40 K01 K10 K20 K30

PR930 PR1025

PR1005

PR1125

PR1025 PR1115

MEGACOAT (PR Series)

A10

PR1225

PR1425

PR1115 PR1225

PR1425

A3

Summary of Insert Grades A

■ Grooving / Cut-Off Steel (Carbon steel / Alloy steel)

Cutting Range Classification

Finishing P01

P10

P20

Stainless steel / Cast steel Roughing P40

P30

Finishing M01

TN6020

TN Series Cermet

Insert Grades

Workpiece Material

MEGACOAT (PV Series)

M20

TN60

TN60

TN60

TN90 TC40

TC40 TC60

TC60 PV7040

PV7040

CR Series

CR9025

CR9025

PR630

Coated Carbide

M30

TN6020

TN90

TC Series

M10

Cast Iron (Gray cast iron / Nodular cast iron) Roughing Finishing Roughing M40 K01 K10 K20 K30

PR630

PR660

PR660

PR915

PR Series

PR915

PR930

PR905

PR930

PR1025

PR1025

PR1115 PR1215

MEGACOAT (PR Series)

PR1215

PR1225

PR1215

PR1225 A65

Ceramic

A66N PT600M KW10

Carbide

Workpiece Material

Coated Carbide

Cutting Range Classification PR Series

GW15

Non-ferrous Metals (Aluminum / Non-ferrous metals / Non-metals) Finishing Roughing N01 N10 N20 N30

Titanium / Titanium alloys Finishing S01 S10

S20

Roughing S30

Hardened materials (Hardened steel / Chilled cast Iron) Finishing Roughing H01 H10 H20 H30

Finishing 01 10

PR1225 TN60 A65 A66N PT600M KW10

KW10 GW15

GW15

KBN510

CBN PCD

Roughing 30

PR1215

Ceramic Carbide

20

PR930

MEGACOAT (PR Series) Cermet

A4

Sintered steel

KBN525 KPD001 KPD010

KPD001 KPD010

Steel (Carbon steel / Alloy steel)

Workpiece Material

Cermet

Cutting Range Classification

Finishing P01

P10

P20

P30

Stainless steel / Cast steel Roughing P40

Finishing M01

M10

TN60

TN Series

TN100M

TC60

TC60

Coated Carbide

PR630

PR630

PR660

PR Series

PR660

PR730

PR905

PR730 PR830

PR830

PR1025 PR1225

MEGACOAT (PR Series)

Workpiece Material Cutting Range Classification PR Series

PR1225

PR1210

PR1230 PW30

Carbide

Coated Carbide

M30

TN60

TN100M

TC Series

M20

Cast Iron (Gray cast iron / Nodular cast iron) Roughing Finishing Roughing M40 K01 K10 K20 K30

Insert Grades

A

■ Milling

KW10 GW25

Non-ferrous Metals (Aluminum / Non-ferrous metals / Non-metals) Finishing Roughing N01 N10 N20 N30

Titanium / Titanium alloys Finishing S01

S10

Roughing S30

S20

PR905

MEGACOAT (PR Series)

PR1210 KW10

KW10

Carbide

GW25

GW25

CBN PCD

Hardened materials (Hardened steel / Chilled cast Iron) Finishing Roughing H01 H10 H20 H30

KBN525 KPD001

KPD001

KPD010

KPD010 KPD230

KPD230

■ Drilling Steel (Carbon steel / Alloy steel)

Workpiece Material Cutting Range Classification

Finishing P01

P10

P20

P30

Stainless steel / Cast steel Roughing P40

Finishing M01

M10

M20

M30

Coated Carbide

PR660

PR660

PR730

PR Series

PR730

PR830

PR905

PR830

PR915

PR915

PR930

PR930

PR1025

PR1025

PR1225

MEGACOAT (PR Series)

Cast Iron (Gray cast iron / Nodular cast iron) Roughing Finishing Roughing M40 K01 K10 K20 K30

PR1225

PR1210

PR1230

KW10

Carbide Workpiece Material

Coated Carbide

Cutting Range Classification

GW15

Non-ferrous Metals (Aluminum / Non-ferrous metals / Non-metals) Finishing Roughing N01 N10 N20 N30

Titanium / Titanium alloys Finishing S01

S10

MEGACOAT (PR Series) Carbide

S20

Roughing S30

Hardened materials (Hardened steel / Chilled cast Iron) Finishing Roughing H01 H10 H20 H30 PR1230

KW10 GW15

KW10 GW15

A5

Summary of Insert Grades A

■ Insert Material Selection Table Cutting Range

Steel TN6010 TN60 TN6020 PV7010 PV7025 CA5505 CA5515 CA5525 CA5535

Small Tools

Roughing Finishing

TN6010 TN60 TN6020 PV7010 PV7025 PR1005 PR930 PR1025 PR1225

M Stainless Steel

K Gray Cast Nodular Cast Iron Iron

TN60 PV7025 CA6515 CA5525 CA5535 CA6525 PR1125 PR660

KBN60M KA30 PV7005 CA5505 CA4505 CA4515

TN60 PV7005 CA5505 CA4505 CA4515

PV7025 PR930 PR1025 PR1225

CA4505 CA4515 KW10

N Non-ferrous Metals

Heat-Resistant Steel

S

Titanium Alloys

KPD001 KPD010 KW10

CF1 KW10 CA6515 CA6525 PR1305 PR1310 PR1325

KPD001 KPD010 SW05 SW10 SW25

CA4505 CA4515 KW10

KPD001 KPD010 KW10

CA6515 PR1125 PR660

KPD001 KPD010 KW10

KPD001 KPD010 KW10

CA6515 CA6525 PR1125 PR660

KPD001 KPD010 KW10

KW10 PR660

KW10

TN6010 TN60 PR930 KBN65M KBN70M

-

-

KW10

-

-

KBN510 KBN525 PT600M

TC40 PR930

Cutting Dia.

KW10 PR1215

KW10

(Depends on the workpiece material)

PR1025 PR1225

PR1025 PR1225

KW10

KW10

KW10

TC40 TN6020 TN90 TC90 PV7040 PR930 PR1115 PR1215 PR1225

TC40 TN6020 TN90 PV7040 PR930 PR115 PR1115 PR1215 PR1225

PR905 PR1215 KW10 GW15

PR905 PR1215 KW10 GW15

KPD001 KW10 GW15

PR915 KW10 PR1215 PR1225

KPD001 KW10

TC60 PR630 PR930 PR1115

TC60 PR630 PR930 PR1115

KW10 GW15

KW10 GW15

KW10 GW15

KW10 GW15

KW10 GW15

Cutting Dia.

Cut-Off

KW10 PR1215

Small

CR9025 PR1215 PR1225 PR660 PR930 PR915

Boring

PV7005 CA4505 CA4515 KW10

Grooving Threading

Stable Cutting Roughing Highlighted materials are recommended choice.

TN6010 TN60 PR930 KBN65M KBN70M

PT600M KBN05M KBN10M KBN25M KBN30M

KBN60M PV7005 CA4505 CA4515 KW10 KBN60M

Stable Cutting Glossy finish

KT66 A66N PT600M KBN05M KBN10M KBN25M KBN30M KBN35M KBN900

PR1425 TN60 PV7025 CA6515 CA6525 PR1125 PR1025 PR1225 PR930

Glossy finish

Sintered steel

TN6010 TN60 PR930 KBN65M KBN70M

TN6010 TN60 TN6020 PV7010 PV7025 CA5515 CA5525 CA5535 PR1025 PR1425 PR930 CR9025 PR1215 PR1225 PR660 PR930 PR915

Small Large

H Hardened materials

KBN05M KBN10M KBN25M KBN30M

Cut-Off

Roughing Large

A6

P

Finishing

Turning

Insert Grades

Application

KW10 PR1025 PR1225

-

PR930 PR1115

Insert Grades A

Cermet KYOCERA is known as the leading manufacturer of cermets. Cermet is a composite material combining Ceramic and Metal. Typical materials used in cermets are TiC, TiN, TiCN and NbC. Designed to provide long tool life and excellent surface finishes, cermets combine toughness with superior wear resistance.

PVD Coated Cermet PVD Coated Cermet is coated on cermet substrate with a thin layer of high wear resistance and high adhesion resistance by PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) technology. Generally because of the low processing temperature of PVD compared with CVD, PVD Coated Cermet features less deterioration and more bending strength.

Insert Grades

Cermet

 Features of Cermet and PVD Coated Cermet Workpiece Material

Symbol

Color

TN6010

Gray

TiCN

TN60

Gray

TiCN+NbC

TN6020

Gray

TiCN

TN100M

Gray

TiCN+NbC

TC40

Gray

TiC+TiN

Cermet

(Super Micro-Grain)

(Super Micro-Grain)

P Steel

• Super micro-grain cermet with superior wear resistance and toughness • Application: First choice cermet for steel and stainless steel cutting • Tough cermet with improved oxidation resistance and thermal shock resistance • Application: Milling of steel at high speed • Good balance of wear resistance and toughness • Application: Grooving and threading of steel • Heat-resistant MEGACOAT on improved surface cermet with excellent wear resistance and toughness • Application: Stable and improved tool life in steel cutting, excellent surface finish

Blackish red

TiC+TiN (MEGACOAT)

• Heat-resistant MEGACOAT on cermet with excellent wear resistance • Application: High speed finishing of gray and nodular cast iron

PV7005

Cast Iron

• Improved tool life and high speed capability due to its superior heat resistance and hardness • Stability improvement through prevention of crater wear (oxidation, diffusional wear) • High thermal stability and surface smoothness provide excellent surface finish

PV7010

Cutting speed



TN6010

Low

TN60

PV7025 TN6020

Coated Carbide

Low←Fracture resistance (Toughness)→High Continuous

• MEGACOAT on the super micro-grain cermet • Application: First choice PVD cermet for general steel grooving. High strength and long life given by MEGACOAT.

● MEGACOAT Cermet

Ceramic

PV7005

• MEGACOAT on the super micro-grain cermet • Application: First choice PVD cermet for general steel cutting. High strength and long life given by MEGACOAT.

■ PV7025,PV7010,PV7005,PV7040,TN6020,TN6010

■ Application Map High

• Typical choice cermet with superior wear resistance and toughness • Application: Cutting of steel and stainless steel

TiCN (MEGACOAT) TiCN (MEGACOAT) TiC+TiN (MEGACOAT)

K



Advantages • Improved surface cermet with superior wear resistance and toughness • Application: Economical uncoated cermet for steel

Blackish red PV7025 Blackish (Super Micro-Grain) red PV7040 Blackish (Super Micro-Grain) red PV7010

(Super Micro-Grain)

PVD

Main Component (Coated Composition)

Light interruption

interruption

PV7025: MEGACOAT for Steel PV7010: MEGACOAT for Steel PV7005: MEGACOAT for Cast Iron

MEGACOAT

● Improved Surface Cermet

• Hard surface and tougher inner phase • Achieves balance between wear resistance and toughness • Economical uncoated cermet

TN6020: Uncoated Cermet for Steel TN6010: Uncoated Cermet for Steel

■ Features of PVD

■ Properties of PVD Coating

PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) Reacted Gas (N2)

Electric Gun Electric Beam (Rotation) (Revolution) Products Workpiece mounting Vacuum pump

Ion

Coating Material (Ti) (Earth)



Power - Source

● Features

① No deterioration ② No loss of Transverse Strength ③ Excellent Chipping resistance

Processing temperature: 400~600°C

A7

Insert Grades A

CVD Coated Carbide CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition)

Insert Grades

CVD Coated Carbide KYOCERA’s CVD coated carbide grades are based on ceramic thin film technology and provide stable, efficient cutting at high speeds or heavy interrupted applications.

Reactor Heater Products (Inserts) N2 CH4

Features

Vacuum pump

• Applicable from low to high speed cutting and from finishing to roughing • Stable cutting is achieved due to the superior toughness and crack resistance • Cutting times are reduced due to good chip control from effective chipbreakers

H2

TiCl4 Trap

● Features

① Equally deposited on face ② Easy application for multilayer deposition ③ Enabling thick coating

Processing temperature: 900~1100ºC

■ Features of CVD Coated Carbide Color

Coated Composition main Component

CA5505

Gold

Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN

• Improved wear resistance due to hard carbide substrate and micro columnar structure of coated composition • Application: High speed continuous cutting of steel, continuous to light interrupted cutting of cast iron

CA5515

Gold

Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN

• Improved wear resistance and longer tool life due to micro columnar structure of coated composition • Application: High speed cutting of steel, continuous to light interruption

CA5525

Gold

Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN

• Improved toughness and wear resistance due to tougher carbide substrate and micro columnar structure of coated composition • Application: First choice for general cutting of steel, roughing to interruption

CA5535

Gold

Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN

• Improved toughness due to tougher carbide substrate • Application: Roughing to heavy interrupted cutting of steel

CR9025

Gold

Columnar TiCN+TiN

• Improved toughness and stability due to specialized carbide substrate with plastic deformation resistance • Application: Cut-off, grooving and multi-function cutting of steel

CA6515

Gold

Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN

• Specialized carbide substrate for stainless steel cutting, excellent wear resistance • Application: Continuous to light interrupted cutting of stainless steel

CA6525

Gold

Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN

CA4010

Gold

Columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN

• Specialized carbide substrate for stainless steel cutting, excellent notching resistance and toughness • Application: First choice for general cutting of stainless steel, from finishing to roughing, continuous to interruption • Excellent high temperature stability due to plastic deformation and oxidation wear resistance • Application: Continuous to light interrupted high speed cutting of cast iron

CA4115

Gold

Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN

• Improved wear resistance due to micro columnar structure of coated composition • Application: Nodular cast iron cutting, continuous to light interruption

CA4120

Gold

Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN

CA4505

Blackish gray

Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3

CA4515

Blackish gray

Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3

• Improved toughness and wear resistance due to tougher carbide substrate and micro columnar structure of coated composition • Application: Roughing to heavy interrupted cutting of nodular cast iron • Stable, long tool life due to improved bounding force of coated layers and special treatment on the surface of top coated layer • Application: For gray cast iron and nodular cast iron at high speed in continuous to light interrupted cutting • Stable, long tool life due to improved bounding force of coated layers and special treatment on the surface of top coated layer • Application: First choice for gray cast iron and nodular cast iron in light to heavy interrupted cutting

Steel

K Cast Iron

■ Application Map P35 P25 P15 P05

Classification

● Steel

High speed, Longer tool life

A8

CA5505

Light interruption, Stable

CA5515 Interruption, General purpose

CA5525

Heavy interruption, High feed Continuous

Application

● Stainless Steel

Light interruption

Interruption

CA5535

High

M Stainless Steel

Advantages

Cutting speed

P

Symbol

CA6515 CA6525

(First choice grade)

Low

Workpiece Material

Heavy interruption

Continuous Application

Light interruption

PR1125 Interruption

CA4515 CA4515 First choice for stability

New CVD Coated Carbide for Gray / Nodular Cast Iron New CVD Coated Carbide for Gray / Nodular Cast Iron

CA4505 CA4505

Insert Grades

CA45 series CA45series

A

Suitable for high-speed and efficient cutting

Wide application range for continuous First choice for stability to heavy interrupted cutting Wide application range for continuous to heavy interrupted cutting

Improved life through Suitable fortool high-speed andsuperior efficientwear cutting resistance Improved tool life through superior wear resistance

New Bright Black (BB) Coating Technology New Bright Black (BB) Coating Technology Special top coating New special coating structure for

gray / nodular cast iron New special coating structure for Long and stable tool life is attained through the use gray / nodular ironwith a dedicated of a multi-layer coatingcast structure

The innovative surface treatment applied Special topofcoating to the top layer the BB Coating prevents chip The innovativeadhesion. surface treatment applied to the top layer of the BB Coating prevents chip adhesion. Special top coating and surface finish Special topPromotes coating and insert surface PICA Technology: a smooth surface finish and reduces built-up-edge.

substrate casttool ironlife turning. Long and for stable is attained through the use of a multi-layerThe coating with a dedicated Newstructure BB Coating (Bright Black) substrate for cast iron turning. Technology The New BB Coating (Bright(coating Black)peeling) Improved resistance to delamination Technology Improved chipping resistance

PICA Technology: Promotes a smooth insert surface and reduces built-up-edge.

Un-processed

PICA process

Un-processed

PICA process

Improved resistance to delamination (coating peeling) Special top coating Improved chipping resistance α-Aluminum coating Special top coating Ultra Fine TiCN α- Aluminum coating Carbide Substrate Ultra Fine TiCN Carbide Substrate

Wear Resistance Comparison (Nodular Cast Iron) Competitor A

0.012

Wear Resistance Comparison (Nodular Cast Iron)

Nose wear (mm) Nose wear (mm)

0.010

Competitor A

0.012 0.008 0.010 0.006

CA4505

Competitor B

Competitor A

0.008 0.004

CA4505 0

1

0.002

Cutting conditions 60-40-8 Vc=1475 sfm ap=0.059” 0.00 0 1 f=0.014 ipr Wet Four slot facing Cutting conditions 60-40-8 Vc=1475 sfm ap=0.059” f=0.014 ipr Wet

2

3

4

5

Competitor B

CA4505

3

4

5

CA4505

Cutting time [min]

Application Maps for Cast Iron Cutting

CA4505 Application Maps for Cast Iron Cutting

Interrupted

0

CA4515

4000

8000

12000

Hits

4000

Cutting conditions 100-70-03 Vc=984 sfm ap=0.059” f=0.012 ipr Wet Eight slot facing Cutting conditions 100-70-03 Vc=984 sfm ap=0.059” f=0.012 ipr Wet Eight slot facing

Feed (mm/rev) Feed (mm/rev)

CA4515 CA4515 Light Interrupted

Competitor D

CA4515

Competitor D

CA4515

8000 Hits

12000 CA4515

Without Chipbreaker 0.5 Chipbreaker Selection (Negative Insert) (**MA type)

FC*

FCD* FCD* FCD* FCD* FC* 550 800 550350800500 350 500

Workpiece Material Workpiece Material

Continuous

Competitor C

Chipbreaker Selection (Negative Insert)

Four slot facing

CA4505

Competitor C Competitor D

0

Cutting time [min]

2

Competitor C

Fracture Resistance Comparison (Nodular Cast Iron)

Competitor C

Competitor D

Competitor B

0.006 0.002 0.004 0.00

Competitor A

Competitor B

Fracture Resistance Comparison (Nodular Cast Iron)

Heavy Interrupted

Without Chipbreaker (**MA type)ZS Chipbreaker

0.5 0.4

C Chipbreaker

0.4 0.3

ZS Chipbreaker Molded Chipbreaker C Chipbreaker

0.3 0.2

Molded Chipbreaker

Application

0.2

GC Chipbreaker

GC Chipbreaker

A9

Insert Grades A

PVD Coated Carbide (for Turning)

Insert Grades

PVD Coated Carbide KYOCERA’s PVD coated carbide grades are based on ceramic thin film coating and precise edging technologies and are good for precision turning, grooving, threading and cut-off. Very tough carbide substrate and innovative coating technology promote excellent wear resistance and strong coating adhesion for long tool life and stable cutting.

Features • Good for low to high speeds and finishing to heavy roughing cutting • Stable cutting with excellent toughness • Smooth fine surface of PVD coated carbide provides good surface finish and high precision cutting

■ Features of PVD Coated Carbide Workpiece Material

Symbol

Color

Main Component

Bluish violet Reddish PR930 (Super Micro-Grain) gray Reddish PR1005 gray Reddish PR1025 gray Purple PR1115 red PR915

(Super Micro-Grain)

P Steel

TiAlN

• TiAlN base PVD coated super micro-grain carbide, superior wear and oxidation resistance • Application: Stable and reliable high precision cutting of steel

TiCN

• Hard TiCN base PVD coated super micro-grain carbide • Application: Low cutting speed, precise cutting with sharp edge

TiCN

• TiCN base PVD coated hard micro-grain carbide • Application: Turning of free-cutting steel, long tool life achieved through anti-adhesion performance

TiCN

• TiCN base PVD coated micro-grain carbide • Application: General purpose cutting of steel and stainless steel, stable and long tool life

TiAlN

• Hard TiAlN base PVD coated super micro-grain carbide • Application: Superior anti-oxidation performance with well balanced wear resistance and toughness • Hard TiAlN base PVD coated super micro-grain carbide

PR1215

Purple red

MEGACOAT • Primary application: 1st choice for grooving in steel and cast iron

PR1425

Purple red

MEGACOAT • Hard TiAlN base PVD coated super micro-grain carbide • Primary application: 1st choice for high-speed, small part steel machining without interruption NANO • Secondary application: High-speed machining of stainless steel without interruption

PR1125

Purple red

TiAlN

Stainless Steel

PR1225

Blackish red

MEGACOAT

K

PR905

Bluish violet

TiAlN

PR1310 PR1325

MEGACOAT

• MEGACOAT on hard and superior heat resistant carbide, superior wear resistance • Application: Finishing of heat resistant alloys

MEGACOAT

• MEGACOAT on hard and superior heat resistant carbide, superior wear and oxidation resistance • Application: First choice for continuous and light interrupted cutting and finishing of heat-resistant alloys

MEGACOAT

• MEGACOAT on tough carbide • Application: Light interrupted cutting and roughing of heat-resistant alloys

● Stainless Steel

PR930

PR1225

Light interruption

Interruption

Low

Low←Fracture resistance (Toughness)→High Continuous

■ Advantages of PR13 Series 1) Superior wear and fracture resistance attained with uniform grain size and MEGACOAT on superior thermal shock resistant carbide

A10

2) New edge preparation technology (FET: Fine Edge Treatment) controls and minimizes R horning and realizes large tip rake angle, and thus prevents burrs and notching. It provides good finished surface.

High

High Cutting speed

PR1025

● Heat-Resistant Alloys

PR1125 PR1025



PR1005



Cutting speed



High

● Steel

Low

• Smooth fine surface PVD coated hard carbide with plastic deformation resistance • Application: Suitable for milling of gray and nodular cast iron and turning of heat-resistant alloys

PR1225

PR930

Low←Fracture resistance (Toughness)→High Continuous

Light interruption

Interruption

● Special carbide substrate Uniform grain size enables superior thermal shock resistance and constant hardness

35



S Heat-Resistant Alloys

Blackish red Blackish red Blackish red

• Superior wear and oxidation resistant MEGACOAT on micro grain carbide substrate • Primary application: 1st choice for small parts machining in steel and stainless at low to moderate speeds • Secondary application: 1st choice for general purpose grooving/turning/cut-off with KGD & KGDF toolholders

Cutting speed

PR1305

• Hard TiAlN base PVD coated super micro-grain carbide, superior toughness and heat resistance • Application: 1st choice for heavy interrupted machining of stainless steel

Low

Cast Iron

• Secondary application: Wear-resistant grooving in stainless steel



M



Advantages

35 35

Low←Fracture resistance (Toughness)→High Continuous

Light interruption

Interruption

● New edge preparation technology Edge control of FET technology (FET: Fine Edge Treatment)

A

Carbide Due to its superior mechanical features carbide is used in a variety of applications. KYOCERA produces a variety of carbides, including KW10 for non-ferrous materials and micro-grain carbides for precision cutting.

Features • Tough and hard • Good thermal conductivity • Suitable for cutting non-ferrous metals and non-metals • Stable cutting at low cutting speeds, including milling operations

Insert Grades

Carbide

■ Features of Carbide Workpiece Material

P

Symbol

Color

Main Component

PW30

Gray

WC+Co+TiC+TaC • Application: Milling of steel, stable wear resistance and toughness

KW10

Gray

WC+Co

GW15

Gray

WC+Co

GW25

Gray

WC+Co

• ISO identification symbol K carbide (K10 relevant) • Application: General purpose grade for multiple applications in aluminum and other non-ferrous materials • ISO identification symbol K carbide (equivalent to K10), tough micro-grain carbide • Application: 1st choice for grooving, cut-off, and threading of aluminum and non-ferrous materials • ISO identification symbol K carbide (K30 relevant) • Application: 1st choice for milling of aluminum and other non-ferrous materials

SW05

Gray

WC+Co

• ISO identification symbol K carbide (K05 relevant) • Application: 1st choice for continuous turning of titanium alloys

Gray

WC+Co

• ISO identification symbol K carbide (K10 relevant) • Application: Continuous and light interrupted cutting of titanium alloys maintaining superior wear resistance and stable result

Gray

WC+Co

• ISO identification symbol K carbide (K25 relevant) • Application: Interrupted and light interrupted cutting of titanium alloys maintaining stable result

Steel

N Non-ferrous materials

S Heat-Resistant Alloys

SW10 (Made to order) SW25 (Made to order)

Advantages • ISO identification symbol P carbide (K10 relevant)

A11

Insert Grades A

Ceramic Ceramic

Insert Grades

Ceramics inserts are capable of running at high speeds, thus reducing expensive machining time. Hard turning of 38HRC to 64HRC hardened steel, or rough to finished turning of cast iron are recommended applications for ceramic inserts. KYOCERA’s ceramic grades are designed to resist oxidation and maintain hardness at elevated temperatures.

Features • Excellent wear resistance enables high cutting speeds • Ceramic maintains good surface finishes due to the low affinity to workpiece materials • Silicon nitride ceramic has improved thermal shock resistance allowing cast iron cutting using coolants

■ Features of Ceramic Symbol

Color

Main Component

Hardness of Coated Layer (GPa)

Hardness of Substrate (GPa)

Fracture Toughness (MPa•m1/2)

Transverse Strength (MPa)

KA30

White

Al2O3

-

17.5

4.0

750

KS6000

Gray

Si3N4

-

15.7

6.5

1230

KS6050

Gray

Si3N4

-

15.6

7.8

1200

CS7050

Grayish white

(Special Al2O3 COAT)

Si3N4

Thin CVD coating

15.6

7.8

1200

A65

Black

Al2O3+TiC3

-

20.1

4.1

980

A66N (TiN coat)

Gold

Al2O3+TiC

20

20.1

4.1

980

Workpiece Material

K Cast Iron

K Cast Iron

H

PT600M Blackish (MEGACOAT) red

Hardened Materials

Al2O3+TiC

30

20.1

4.1

980

Advantages • Aluminum Oxide ceramic (Al2O3) • Application: Finishing of cast iron at high cutting speeds without coolant • Silicon nitride ceramic (Si3N4) • Application: High feed and interrupted cutting of cast iron (with or without coolant) • Silicon nitride ceramic (Si3N4) • Application: Roughing and interrupted cutting of cast iron. Focusing on stability. Capable of running with coolant. • Silicon nitride ceramic (Si3N4) + CVD Coated Carbide (Special Al2O3 COAT) • Application: Finishing and continuous cutting at high speeds. Capable of running with coolant. • Aluminum Oxide and Titanium Carbide ceramic (Al2O3+TiC) • Application: Semi-roughing to finishing of steel, cast iron, and hardened materials • TiN PVD coated Aluminum Oxide and Titanium Carbide ceramic (TiN coated Al2O3+TiC) • Application: Semi-roughing to finishing of hardened materials • Heat-resistant MEGACOAT on Aluminum Oxide and Titanium Carbide ceramic (MEGACOAT Al2O3+TiC) • Primary Application: 1st choice for continuous to light-interrupted turning of hardened materials • Secondary Application: Finishing of cast iron

■ Application Maps High CS7050

KS6050

KT66

KS6000 Low←Fracture resistance (Toughness)→High Continuous

Light interruption

Interruption

■ High-Temperature Hardness (Hv) 2800

Hardness

2400

Al203-TiC Ceramic Al203 Ceramic

2000 1600 1200

Carbide High Speed Steel

Cermet

800 400 0

A12

200

600

1000

Temperature (°C)

1400

Low

PT600M

Cutting speed



PT600M





← Low

● Hardened Materials

KA30

Cutting speed

High

● Cast Iron

A66N

KT66

Low←Fracture resistance (Toughness)→High Continuous

Light interruption

■ Properties of PVD Coating

Interruption

A

Cell Fiber Cell Fiber is composite material consisting of a controlled fibrous core (gray portion) and shell (white portion).

Core

Insert Grades

Cell Fiber

Features • Cell Fibers combine a hard, wear-resistant core and a tough shell into one insert. • The tough shell stops cracks that form in the core. • Characteristics of Cell Fiber are obtained through a combinations of materials and structures.

Shell

■ Features of Cell Fiber Workpiece Material

H Hardened Materials

S

Symbol

Color

Main Component

KBN35M Blackish (MEGACOAT) red

CF1

Gray

Advantages

CBN

• Cell Fiber CBN composite material consisting of wear resistant CBN (core) and tough CBN (shell) • Heat-resistant MEGACOAT on tough Cell Fiber CBN • Application: 1st choice for interrupted machining of hardened steel

Ceramic

• Cell Fiber ceramic composite material consisting of wear resistant ceramic (core) and tough ceramic (shell) • Application: Cutting of nickel-based, heat-resistant alloys up to 50Rc

Heat-Resistant Alloys

■ KBN35M (MEGACOAT Cell Fiber CBN)

● Tough CBN (shell) prevents crack growth KBN35M

Wear-resistant CBN (core) Conventional CBN A

Competitor CBN B

(Heavy Interrupted Cutting) Competitor CBN C

0

5000

Tough CBN (shell)

10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000 Impact (hits)

■ Application Map

Cutting speed



Cutting speed

KBN25M KBN10M

KBN30M KBN35M

Low←Fracture resistance (Toughness)→High Continuous Light interruption Interruption Heavy interruption

CF1

← Low

← Low

● Heat-Resistant Alloys High

KBN05M



High

● Hardened Steel / Chilled Cast Iron

Low←Fracture resistance (Toughness)→High Continuous

Light interruption

Interruption

A13

Insert Grades A

PCD

Insert Grades

PCD KYOCERA diamond material is a synthetic diamond sintered under high temperatures and pressures. PCD (Polycrystalline diamond) is ideal for non-ferrous metals and non-metals.

Features • Applicable for non-ferrous metals, non-metals turning, milling and other various type of cutting • Long tool life due to extreme hardness • Capable of high cutting speeds which increases cutting productivity • Reduced edge build-up allows for high precision cutting • Diversified applications for cutting of non-ferrous materials and non-metals • Finished surface will be rainbow colored. (a mirror-like finished surface will not be obtained when single crystal diamond is used.)

■ Features of PCD Workpiece Material

N Non-ferrous metals

Symbol

Av. grain size (μm)

KPD001

0.5

KPD010

10

KPD230

2-30

Advantages • Super Micro-Grain PCD features cutting edge strength, wear resistance, fracture resistance, good edge-sharpening performance and long, stable tool life. • Application: 1st choice for high speed cutting of aluminum alloys, brass, non-ferrous metals and non-metals including plastics, fiberglass, carbide and ceramics. • Good wear resistance and toughness, good grindability • Application: General purpose, high speed cutting of aluminum alloys, non-ferrous metals and non-metals including plastics, fiberglass, carbide and ceramics. • Superior abrasive wear resistance and toughness due to high density PCD with mixed rough and fine grains • Application: High speed milling of aluminum alloys, non-ferrous metals, plastics and fiberglass

■ Applications Workpiece Material Cutting Range Classification

Non-ferrous materials (Aluminum / Non-ferrous metals / Non-metals) Finishing Roughing N01 N10 N20 N30

KPD001 Turning Milling

PCD

Titanium / Titanium alloys Finishing S01

KPD010

KPD230

KPD230

■ Surface Finish Roughness Comparison of Aluminum Cutting Excellent surface finish provided by Super Micro-Grain KPD001

Wear resistance



High

2

Low



Roughing S30

S20

KPD001

KPD010

■ Application Map

S10

KPD230

Av. grain size: 0.5μm

1.5

KPD001 Ra 1 㧔μm㧕 Surface finish of conventional PCD

KPD010 Low←Fracture resistance (Toughness)→High Continuous Light interruption Interruption

0.5

Av. grain size: 10μm

0 Conve. B Conve. C Compe.D

(Grain size affects surface finish quality)

A14

CBN CBN KYOCERA CBN is second only to diamond in hardness. CBN (Cubic Boron Nitride) is a synthetically produced material with high thermal conductivity which provides stable cutting.

Features • Superior wear resistance when cutting hardened materials • Suitable for high speed cutting of cast iron and sintered steel • High thermal conductivity provides stable cutting

■ Features of CBN Workpiece Material

H Hardened Materials

Symbol

Color

Av. Grain Size (μm)

KBN510

Black

2

KBN525

Black

KBN05M Blackish red (MEGACOAT)

0.5-1.5

55

27

1,000

KBN10M Blackish red (MEGACOAT)

2

50

28

1,000

45

25

1,250

1-4

65

30

1,350

2

85

32

1,150

KBN65M Blackish red (MEGACOAT)

2

85

32

1,150

KBN70M Blackish red (MEGACOAT)

2-4

90

34

1,350

0.5-6

80

33

1,250

9

90

31

1,050

• TiN coated solid CBN • Application: 1st choice for severe interruptions in hardened steels

KBN30M Blackish red (MEGACOAT) KBN65B

K Cast Iron

Advantages • Excellent wear resistance and crack resistance, non-coated CBN • Application: Supplemental grade for continous cutting of hardened tool steels • Good balance of toughness and wear resistance, non-coated CBN • Application: Supplemental grade for general purpose machining of hardened steels • Heat-resistant MEGACOAT on highly heat-resistant CBN substrate • Application: 1st choice for the continuous to light-interrupted machining of heat treated steels • Heat-resistant MEGACOAT on CBN with hard binder phase, superior anti-crater wear resistance • Application: High speed machining of tool steels • Heat-resistant MEGACOAT on micro-grain CBN with heat resistant binder phase • Application: 1st choice for general purpose machining of heat treated steels and stainless steels • Heat-resistant MEGACOAT on tougher CBN • Application: Supplemental grade for interrupted machining of hardened steels (see 1st choice grade, KBN35M on page A13) • Excellent wear resistance due to CBN with heat-resistant binder phase, non-coated CBN • Application: Uncoated grade for general purpose machining of powdered metal at low to moderate speeds • Heat-resistant MEGACOAT on CBN with heat-resistant binder phase • Application: Supplemental coated grade for general purpose machining of powdered metal • Heat-resistant MEGACOAT on CBN rich substrate • Application: 1st choice for general purpose machining of powdered metal at moderate to high speeds • Heat-resistant MEGACOAT on CBN rich substrate with hard binder phase • Application: 1st choice for high speed finishing of gray cast iron

KBN25M Blackish red (MEGACOAT)

Powdered Metal

CBN Content Hardness of Transverse Rate (%) Substrate (GPa) Strength (MPa)

Insert Grades

A

under

1 and under

Black

KBN60M Blackish red (MEGACOAT) KBN900 Gold (TiN COAT)

• For KBN35M, see page

1 and

50

28

1,000

45

25

1,250

A13.

■ MEGACOAT CBN

● Properties of PVD coated layer

● Advantages of MEGACOAT

Improved Stability MEGACOAT

Extended Tool Life

High Speed cutting

• Long tool life and stable cutting due to superior heat-resistance and hardness. • Improvement of crater wear resistance.

■ Application Map

Finishing Medium Roughing Continuous Light interruption Interruption Heavy interruption

High Cutting speed

KBN65M KBN65B Finishing Continuous

Medium Light interruption

Roughing Interruption

← Low

KBN30M KBN35M



KBN70M

→ KBN25M

← Low

← Low

Cutting speed

Cutting speed



KBN05M

KBN10M

● Cast Iron

High

● Sintered Steel

High

● Hardened Materials

KBN60M

Finishing Continuous

KBN900

Medium Light interruption

Roughing Interruption

A15

Grade Properties

Insert Grades

A

■ Cermet Symbol

Color

Main Component

Coating Layer

TN6010 TN6020 TN60 TN90 TN100M TC40 TC60

Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray

TiCN TiCN TiCN+NbC TiCN+NbC TiCN+NbC TiC+TiN NbC

-

■ PVD Coated Cermet Symbol

Color

Main Component

Coating Layer

PV7005 PV7010 PV7025 PV7040 PV60 PV90

Blackish red Blackish red Blackish red Blackish red Gold Gold

MEGACOAT MEGACOAT MEGACOAT MEGACOAT TiN TiN

Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating

Main Component

Coating Layer

■ CVD Coated Carbide Symbol CA4010 CA4115 CA4120 CA4505 CA4515 CA5505 CA5515 CA5525 CA5535 CA6515 CA6525 CR9025

Color

Gold Columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN Gold Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN Gold Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN Blackish gray Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3 Blackish gray Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3 Gold Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN Gold Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN Gold Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN Gold Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN Gold Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN Gold Micro columnar TiCN+Al2O3+TiN Gold Columnar TiCN+TiN

Thick coating Thick coating Thick coating Thick coating Thick coating Thick coating Thick coating Thick coating Thick coating Thin coating Thin coating Thick coating

■ PVD Coated Carbide Symbol

Color

Main Component

Coating Layer

PR630 PR660 PR730 PR830 PR905 PR915 PR930 PR1005 PR1025 PR1115 PR1125 PR1210 PR1215 PR1225 PR1230 PR1305 PR1310 PR1325 PR1425

Gold Gold Gold Gold Bluish violet Bluish violet Reddish gray Reddish gray Reddish gray Purple red Purple red Blackish red Blackish red Blackish red Blackish red Blackish red Blackish red Blackish red Blackish red

TiN TiN TiAlN+TiN TiAlN+TiN TiAlN TiAlN TiCN TiCN TiCN TiAlN TiAlN MEGACOAT MEGACOAT MEGACOAT MEGACOAT MEGACOAT MEGACOAT MEGACOAT MEGACOAT

Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating Thin coating

■ Carbide

A16

Symbol

Color

Main Component

PW30 KW10 GW15 GW25 SW05 SW10 SW25

Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray Gray

WC+Co+TiC+TaC WC+Co WC+Co WC+Co WC+Co WC+Co WC+Co

Relative Hardness of Substrate Fracture Toughness Transverse Strength Density (MPa) (MPam1/2) (HV) (GPa) 6.5 6.4 6.6 6.4 6.7 6.0 8.1

1,700 1,500 1,600 1,450 1,520 1,650 1,500

16.7 14.7 15.7 14.2 14.9 16.2 14.7

7.0 10.0 9.0 10.0 10.5 9.0 10.5

2,000 2,500 1,760 1,960 1,860 1,570 1,670

Relative Hardness of Substrate Fracture Toughness Transverse Strength Density (MPa) (MPam1/2) (HV) (GPa) 6.0 6.5 6.4 6.0 6.6 6.4

1,650 1,700 1,500 1,650 1,600 1,450

16.2 16.7 14.7 16.2 15.7 14.2

8.5 7.0 10.0 9.0 9.0 10.0

1,470 2,000 2,500 1,570 1,760 1,960

Relative Hardness of Substrate Fracture Toughness Transverse Strength Density (MPa) (MPam1/2) (HV) (GPa) 14.8 14.7 14.7 14.9 14.9 14.7 14.7 14.5 14.1 14.7 14.7 14.5

1,670 1,550 1,550 1,780 1,570 1,730 1,550 1,400 1,340 1,530 1,370 1,400

16.4 15.2 15.2 17.4 15.4 17.0 15.2 13.7 13.1 15.0 13.4 13.7

10.0 12.0 12.0 9.5 12.0 10.0 12.0 12.0 16.5 12.0 16.0 12.0

3,000 2,750 2,750 2,350 2,780 2,540 2,750 2,780 2,970 2,780 3,100 2,780

Relative Hardness of Substrate Fracture Toughness Transverse Strength Density (MPa) (MPam1/2) (HV) (GPa) 12.5 13.7 13.7 13.7 14.8 14.1 14.1 14.9 14.5 14.7 14.5 14.8 14.7 14.5 13.7 15.0 14.8 14.7 14.5

1,500 1,450 1,450 1,450 1,670 1,700 1,700 1,800 1,600 1,700 1,600 1,670 1,700 1,600 1,450 1,790 1,670 1,370 1,600

14.7 14.2 14.2 14.2 16.4 16.7 16.7 17.6 15.8 16.7 15.8 16.4 16.7 15.8 14.2 17.5 16.4 13.4 15.8

11.0 12.0 12.0 12.0 10.0 11.0 11.0 10.0 13.0 11.0 13.0 10.0 11.0 13.0 12.0 9.5 10.0 16.0 13.0

2,160 2,250 2,250 2,250 3,000 4,140 4,140 3,300 3,400 3,000 3,400 3,000 3,000 3,400 2,250 2,350 3,000 3,100 3,400

Relative Hardness of Substrate Fracture Toughness Transverse Strength Density (MPa) (MPam1/2) (HV) (GPa) 12.5 15.0 14.7 14.5 15.0 14.8 14.7

1,500 1,650 1,700 1,600 1,790 1,670 1,370

14.7 16.2 16.7 15.8 17.5 16.4 13.4

12.0 10.0 11.0 13.0 9.5 10.0 16.0

2,160 1,470 3,000 3,400 2,350 3,000 3,100

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