CoroMill MS60 for versatile shoulder and face milling
Sandvik Coromant presents the latest addition to its family of milling tools: CoroMill MS60. The tool is tailored for 90-degree shoulder milling operations in steel and cast iron, but versatile enough to extend its competence across areas such as face milling and various ramping applications.
“CoroMill MS60 is a universal shoulder and face milling solution, primarily designed for roughing to semi-finishing operations in steel and cast iron, with two geometries capable of handling both these application areas as well as secondary areas ISO M and ISO S,” says Global Product Application Specialist Jocelyn Lanaro. “As such, it is possible to handle mixed material batches, including stainless steel and nickel-based alloys, without changing inserts.”
As a robust multi-edge concept with positive cutting action, cutting forces are low for vibration-free machining, which translates into a high cost-efficiency per edge. Featuring a true 90-degree entering angle, CoroMill MS60 is mainly a shoulder milling tool — even though it excels in many other areas as well.
“From general milling operations to side milling, slot milling, helical ramping and face milling — CoroMill MS60 truly is an all-round solution,” she adde. “It is usually the first tool chosen during the early stages of universal milling operations, handling the roughing to semi-finishing stages, leaving the finishing to dedicated solutions."
Another standout feature to highlight is the direct pressed, six-edged inserts: “They are manufactured using a highly advanced multi-axis pressing technology, meaning it has been possible to gather both a smooth cut and ramping capability in the same insert, enhancing the versatility of the product.”
Providing four different diameters in both metrics (50-100 mm) and inches (2-4 inch), CoroMill MS60 offers a compact yet comprehensive range, making both selection and usage easier.
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