Mitsubishi Carbide welcomes you to visit us at IMTS 2004 in booth E2126.

June 07. 2004

Mitsubishi Materials USA Corporation, a world leader in carbide tooling extends a welcome to visit our booth E2126 at the McCormick Center in Chicago during the IMTS 2004 exposition September 8 through 15, 2004. We offer a complete range of metal cutting products for drilling, milling, turning and more. During IMTS, we will have daily product demonstrations using a Mori Seiki vertical machining center in our booth featuring SRM2, APX and WStar 8X D drill applications. Mitsubishi Carbide is confident our demonstrations and product displays will help you make the right choice for your carbide cutting tools supplier to achieve your goals of value and greater productivity.

Following are some NEW products to be featured at our booth E2126:

AJX

Stable cutting insured by double clamping device
Trigon insert shape affords economy of three cutting edges
AJX can feed as high as .4 inch/rev by 4 inch cutter

Dimple Bar

Heavy metal shank diameters ranging from 5/16” to 5/8” coolant through
Dimple design head reduces harmonics i.e. vibration
Etched scale on shank aids set up

TAF

New drill insert grades
TF15 micro grain grade polished for aluminum drilling
VP15TF grade for wide range of drilling applications

SRM2

Large diameter body resists fracture & deformation under heavy loads
Cutting edge diameters available ¾”, 1”,and 1-1/4” with air/coolant thru
New chip-breaker design insert with VP coating technology resistant to material welding which provides excellent tool life

MJ/FJ/MJ-P/FJ-P

Radius size from 0.002 inch for small tool applications
Sharp edges of FJ/MJ chipbreakers enables freer cutting and decreases cutting temperature for critical machining applications which also aids chip discharge
Greater tool life for aluminum applications as a result of polished chipbreakers

APX

Low cutting resistance due to high rake angle
Highly rigid body with thick back metal with air/coolant through
Ramping capability to 14 degrees
Excellent surface finish with twist rake geometry

Miracle W Star 8 X D drill

Cutting edge design greatly improves chip evacuation for better tool life no high pressure coolant required
Drilling times are reduced by 1/5 conventional drill time, (pecking cycle is not necessary)
Diameters available from Ø 0.125 inch to Ø 0.500 inch

TAW drill

Replaceable insert drill designed for customer convenience by eliminating regrind time and stock as a result of regrinding
Replaces brazed tip, indexable and spade type drills
Coolant through

M-Star / Diamond Star

M-Star diameter range, (metric only), is .1 ~ 12 mm
Diamond Star diameter range, (inch only), is 1/64 ~ 1-1/4 inch
Micro-grain substrate enhancing tool performance in all steel products
MS coating suitable for high speed dry machining
M-Star product available with a variety of taper angles
Available in a variety of lengths, styles, helix angles and corner radii

UC5015 Grade

High speed machining of ductile and cast iron
Harder tougher substrate exhibits excellent plastic deformation resistance machining at high speeds and feeds

UC5115 Grade

Demonstrates tremendous wear resistance and exemplary chipping resistance machining various cast irons

Small Tools

Wide range of insert geometries, grades including cBN and tool holders to suitsmall machining application requirements
Solid carbide end mills and metric tool holders compliment our small tool product line

MBC010 cBN grade

Provides better surface finish with special PVD coating layer

Thanks to our customers, Mitsubishi Carbide continues to be # 1 in Service. Please contact us with your questions at our Customer Service Center, 1-800-523-0800 or our web site www.mitsubishicarbide.com or e-mail at marketingservices@mmus.com. Our trained and highly motivated professionals can assist you with additional details of how to obtain our exciting line of performance-oriented products. Guaranteed.

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