Focus on Quality, Worry-free Use | High-speed Chip Breaking, Low Consumption & Noise Reduction
Product Features
- Imported tungsten steel material
- Precise & efficient processing
- Sharp and wear-resistant cutting edge
- Extra long service life
- High-frequency welding, sharp and not easy to break
- Special transverse grain design
- Hardness up to 94HRC
- High-speed chip breaking, low consumption and noise reduction
The TCT 3-Flute Straight Router Bit supports multiple machining operations: circle cutting, slotting, hole drilling, blanking, engraving and bottom cleaning. One cutter handles various woodworking tasks. It adopts special transverse grain design, made of Luxembourg original alloy with hardness up to 94HRC. Adopt patented high-frequency welding technology, the cutter stays sharp and not easy to break. The special flute design realizes high-speed chip breaking with low consumption and noise reduction.
Product Information
- Name: TCT 3-Flute Straight Router Bit
- Material: Tungsten steel for cutting edge; High-speed steel for shank
- Application: Slotting, blanking, engraving
- Applicable Materials: Multi-layer board, solid wood board, particle board, density board, medium density fiberboard, plywood
- Compatible Machines: CNC engraving machine, CNC blanking machine, CNC machine tools
- Recommended Parameters: Spindle Speed:18000-24000RPM; Feed Speed:4~6 m/min (Feed ratio approx.60%, adjust according to cutting length and actual working conditions)
Applicable Materials
- Multi-layer board
- Solid wood board
- Particle board
- Density board
- Medium density fiberboard
- Plywood
Compatible Equipment
- CNC engraving machine
- CNC blanking machine
- CNC machine tools
Usage & Maintenance Guide
- Cutter Selection
- Use shorter cutting edge whenever possible. Excessively long cutting edge or cutter body causes vibration and deflection, leading to cutter damage and poor cutting quality. Choose cutters with larger shank diameter.
- Use proper collet. Worn, out-of-round or tapered collets cannot provide enough clamping force, which causes vibration or shank breakage.
- If cutter jumps during operation after clamping, stop the machine immediately. Re-clamp repeatedly to ensure full contact between shank and collet before restarting work.
- Cutter Maintenance
- Good contact between cutter shank and collet. Fully insert shank into collet and tighten firmly. Partial insertion may cause shank fracture and cutter damage.
- Wear eye & ear protective equipment during operation.
- Keep body, clothes and debris away from rotating cutter.
