Kanash Cutter Factory

JSC " Kanashsky Cutter Plant "has been engaged in the manufacture and sale of certified, high-quality metal-cutting tools"Turning cutters with hard alloy plates" for more than 40 years. Turning tools with hard alloy plates are designed for various types of turning operations, processing parts of various shapes, sizes and materials. The cutter consists of a holder (body) and a head (working part). The main element of the head is a carbide plate.

When selecting carbide plates according to their characteristics, it is necessary to understand the purpose of the plate — that is, what types of work it should perform, what materials it should come into contact with, under what conditions and under what loads it should work. In the production of turning tools, JSC "Kanashsky Cutter Plant" uses carbide plates of the following alloys:

• Titanium-tungsten alloys of the TC group. They consist of tungsten, titanium and cobalt carbides. This group includes alloys of the following grades:

• T5K10 are used for processing all types of steels, rough turning with an uneven cross-section of the cut, for cutting with shock loads on steel and intermittent cutting;
• T15K6 are used for processing all types of steels, roughing and semi-finishing turning with continuous cutting, finishing turning with intermittent cutting.

In each of these grades, the letter " T "and the figure placed behind it indicate the amount (as a percentage) of titanium carbide contained in this alloy, and the figure after the letter" K " indicates the content (as a percentage) of cobalt. The rest in this alloy is tungsten carbide. For example, the T5K10 alloy contains 5% titanium carbide, 10% cobalt and 85% tungsten carbide; the T15K6 alloy contains 15% titanium carbide, 6% cobalt and 79% tungsten carbide.

• Tungsten alloys of the VK group consist of tungsten and cobalt carbides.

The VK8 grade alloy is used for black turning and other types of rough cutting of cast iron, heat-resistant alloys, non-ferrous metals and their alloys and non-metallic materials (rubber, plastic, fiber, glass, etc.).

The letter " B "means tungsten carbide, the letter" K "— cobalt; the number standing in the stamp after the letter" K " indicates the amount (in percent) of cobalt contained in this alloy. The rest is tungsten carbide. Thus, for example, an alloy of the VK8 brand contains 8% cobalt and 92% tungsten carbide.