Face grooving test results GY series can achieve stable machining at the cutting conditions which created vibration with a conventional modular type tool.

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The system is designed so that each important feature and dimension of the insert is shown using a code system. This becomes the name of the insert.

Applicable for various diameters of face grooves by the wide array of modular blades with different grooving diameters.

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The TRI-LOCK system ensures the blade is securely fixed in 3 directions (side, front and top), giving high rigidity for stable grooving performance.

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THE ISO designation system for indexable insertsThe ISO designation system for indexable inserts (ISO 1832) is a standardized system to name an indexable insert.The system is designed so that each important feature and dimension of the insert is shown using a code system. This becomes the name of the insert.  This system has several advantages:Unique naming of an indexable insert (supplier independent)All important features and dimensions are clearly stated in the nameSome code positions relate to the insert carrier in which the insert can be mounted It's important to remember that the ISO designation system is not a system that standardizes the quality of the insert. Neither the carbide grade nor the cutting geometry is standardized in this designation system.    This is an example for milling inserts. For other applications, you can refer to the relevant Machining Navigator.  Do you want to know more?Contact Us Inline Content - SurveyCurrent code - 5fce8e61489f3034e74adc64

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It's important to remember that the ISO designation system is not a system that standardizes the quality of the insert. Neither the carbide grade nor the cutting geometry is standardized in this designation system.