Thrust fitting
The thrust fitting is normally produced in titanium and is located between the wing and the engine. The main challenge is the machining with long overhang tools.
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|  | Finishing external circular ramping
Compared to internal circular milling/ramping: The tool centre feed, vf, is increased instead of reduced. The radial depth, ae, becomes much smaller when milling externally, therefore, a higher cutting speed can be used. hex is calculated in the same way as for edging. The programming technique is otherwise very similar to internal milling of holes.
CoroMill®790 with GC1010 with high ramping capability generates straight shoulders with minimal mismatch and very low cusps when passes are repeated.
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2D profile plunging
Working with the z-axls is not a first choice when conditions are stable. But conditions are not always stable and plunging is a good solution for weaker set-ups and long overhangs. To maintain a good degree of productivity, it is important to be able to take a reasonable step over. Coromant plunge cutter has maximum step of 22 mm.
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| | 2D profile milling long overhang
The Coromant Capto® modular tool holding system enables tools to be assembled to the required length, while maintaining high stability and smallest run-out. Keep the tooling assembly as rigid and short as possible. Choose the largest possible adaptor diameter/size. Use Coromant Capto adaptors with oversized cutters to avoid reduction adaptors. For small milling cutters, use a tapered adaptor if possible.
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modular tool holding system
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