PCD, PCBN, Ceramic, Cermet, Diamond Coated, Silicon Nitride

PCD Grades PCD Speeds & Feeds PCD Inserts PCD Special Tools PCD RFQ

PCBN Grades PCBN Speeds & Feeds PCBN Inserts PCBN Special Tools PCBN RFQ

Milling Mounting Data Milling Speeds & Feeds Milling Inserts Milling RFQ

Ceramic Speeds & Feeds Ceramic Inserts Ceramic RFQ

Cermet Speeds & Feeds Cermet Inserts Cermet RFQ

Rotary RFQ

Diamond Special Tools Diamond RFQ

Silicon Nitride Grades Silicon Nitride Inserts Silicon Nitride RFQ

CVD Speeds & Feeds CVD Inserts CVD Special Tools CVD RFQ

Special Tooling RFQ

Overview

Cermet inserts combine the best characteristics of ceramic and carbide tools. They offer better wear resistance, longer tool life, higher cutting speeds and better surface finishes compared with coated carbide inserts.

When high cutting speed and wear resistance are top considerations, cermet inserts are often the best choice.

Advantages of Cermet Inserts

Better wear resistance
Superior surface finishes
Molded or ground-in chip breakers
High speed cutting
Economical cost

Cermet inserts can be used on most of the commonly machined materials including carbon and alloy steels, stainless steels, tool steels, cast irons, powdered metals, nodular irons, and nonmetallic materials.

MASTERTECH DIAMOND PRODUCTS COMPANY
9465 Hamilton Drive, Mentor, OH 44060 • Tel: 440-352-1112 • Toll-Free: 888-226-5550
Fax: 440-352-1113 • Email: sales@mastertechdiamond.com

Mastertech Cermet Inserts & Cutting Tools

Overview

Advantages of Cermet Inserts