This page will cover how to determine amount and speed at which material is cut off of the stock.
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ISO Material Groups
When determining feeds and speeds for a given manufacturer’s tool, you need to know what material it is being used for. This is where ISO standards come into play. Typically we work in P (Steel) and N (Non-Ferrous, Aluminum). You will then select your material number based on the alloy you are using and its material properties.
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Once you know your material group, you need to figure out what type of tool you have.
Find your tool brand
Kennametal
Find the tool number i.e. 6676360
Go to https://www.kennametalnovo.com/app/en (If you don’t have an account, make one now!)
Search your part number
Find the feeds and speeds button
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Niagara Tools
Find the tool number
Go to Seco Tools
Search your part number and use the speeds and feeds tool the same you would use Kennametals above
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Harvey Tools
Find the tool number
Go to Harvey Tools
Search your part number and
read their chart for the necessary informationfind this button