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  • How to Choose the Right Carbide Grade for Your Turning Application
    Articoli tecnici

    How to Choose the Right Carbide Grade for Your Turning Application

    Choosing the right carbide grade is critical for tool life and surface finish. Learn how PUTE grades match ISO workpiece groups and cutting conditions to maximize turning productivity.

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  • PCD vs Carbide: Matching Your Tool Material to the Workpiece
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    PCD vs Carbide: Matching Your Tool Material to the Workpiece

    Polycrystalline diamond (PCD) vs tungsten carbide — which tool material suits your application? Compare wear resistance, cost and edge quality to choose the right PUTE tooling.

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  • New: PUTE Cermet Inserts for High-Speed Steel Finishing | PUTE
    News aziendale

    New: PUTE Cermet Inserts for High-Speed Steel Finishing | PUTE

    PUTE has released a new cermet insert series engineered for high-speed finishing of carbon and alloy steels. The range covers the most common turning geometries and is available for immediate sampling.

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  • Inserti in carburo vs cermet: quale scegliere?
    Articoli tecnici

    Inserti in carburo vs cermet: quale scegliere?

    Gli inserti in cermet offrono una migliore finitura superficiale e resistenza all'usura rispetto al carburo nelle operazioni di finitura dell'acciaio, ma falliscono rapidamente in caso di tagli interrotti o carichi pesanti. Questa guida confronta direttamente i due materiali e fornisce le condizioni in cui ciascuno è la scelta corretta.

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  • How to Extend Tool Life in Stainless Steel Machining
    Articoli tecnici

    How to Extend Tool Life in Stainless Steel Machining

    Stainless steel ruins cutting edges through three linked mechanisms — work hardening, built-up edge and concentrated heat. This guide explains each one and gives the specific grade, coating, geometry, coolant and parameter changes that reliably extend tool life.

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  • Understanding ISO Material Groups P/M/K/N/S/H for Cutting Tools
    Articoli tecnici

    Understanding ISO Material Groups P/M/K/N/S/H for Cutting Tools

    The ISO 513 system groups every machined material into six colour-coded families by the wear mechanism it induces on the cutting edge — not by metallurgy. Understanding what each group does to an insert is the fastest route to correct grade, coating and geometry selection.

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