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Drilling tools \ Processing and machining technology - SC/HSSE drilling
troubleshooting for solid carbide/HSSE drills
flank wear
flank wear is the preferred type of wear, if it is even.
problem
cutting speed too high
oil content in coolant too low
cooling inadequate
concentricity error
counter-measures
reduce cutting speed
increase oil content in coolant
increase coolant quantity
check concentricity
flank wear on chisel edge
problem
cutting speed too low
feed rate too high
concentricity error
counter-measure
reduce cutting speed
reduce feed rate
check concentricity
the hole quality decreases, since the self-centring capability is no longer guaranteed.
chipping
chipping occurs mainly when machining pre-drilled holes, when the tip angle of the pilot hole
is smaller.
problem
tip angles do not match each other
unstable conditions
concentricity error
cooling inadequate
counter-measure
check tip angles
check clamping
check concentricity
increase cooling
built-up edges
problem
cutting speed too high/too low
oil content in coolant too low
counter-measure
increase cutting speed so that the build-up edge moves to the middle
reduce cutting speed so that the built-up edge moves to the exterior or is avoided
increase oil content in coolant
drill breakage
problem
cutting speed too low
unstable conditions
concentricity error
feed rate too high
chips building up
counter-measure
increase cutting speed
check clamping
check concentricity
reduce feed rate
increase cooling
Source: Hahn+Kolb Werkzeuge GmbH
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