Difficulties in processing quenched steel

Hardened steel is a common type of steel with increased hardness after quenching in machining workshops. There are many types of hardened steel workpieces, and there are many processing difficulties during the processing.

The machining of hardened steel involves many different machining conditions and machining problems:

(1) Rough machining of hardened steel requires that the tool can meet a large cutting allowance without chipping.

(2) Finished hardened steel (small allowance, high surface finish requirements)

(3) Continuous, slightly intermittent, and strong intermittent machining of hardened steel requires the tool to have excellent impact resistance and wear resistance, which can not only ensure the life of the tool, but also ensure that the tool does not collapse.

Selecting the appropriate tool material to process hardened steel can ensure the tool life and the surface finish of the workpiece at the same time. Therefore, it is extremely important to choose the correct manufacturer and grade when choosing a tool for machining hardened steel. SCBN TOOLS provides different grades for continuous finishing of hardened steel and strong intermittent machining of hardened parts, so as to meet the different needs of customers.