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In modern manufacturing, insulating materials are increasingly used, such as epoxy resins, polyimides, polyether ether ketones, and phenolic resin laminates. These materials have become the first choice for critical components due to their excellent insulating properties, high temperature resistance and mechanical strength. However, their characteristics such as high hardness, high fiber content and low thermal conductivity also pose a serious challenge to cutting tools for machining. Therefore, the durability of insulating material milling cutter is directly related to the machining efficiency, cost control and final product quality, and has become the core index to measure its performance.

In recent years, carbon fiber reinforced composites have been favored in aerospace, automotive and other fields due to their lightweight and high strength properties, and carbon fiber has also been explored for use in the manufacture of cutting tools. So, can carbon fiber milling cutter machining stainless steel?

In the field of precision machining, PCD cutting tools and single-crystal diamond cutting tools are two highly regarded ultra-hard material cutting tools. With their exceptional hardness and wear resistance, they make it possible to process a variety of difficult-to-machine materials.

​In the vast field of industrial processing, welded milling cutters cleverly weld high-performance carbide blades to the cutter body to create an integrated structure that combines rigidity and cutting efficiency, making it easy to handle both simple processing and complex tasks. So, what materials are welded milling cutters suitable for processing?

The durability of milling cutters is directly related to processing efficiency and cost. Faced with a wide variety of materials on the market, how to choose a cutting tool that is both durable and suitable for specific processing scenarios is a concern for many operators. So, which material is more durable for engraving machine milling cutters?

High-gloss cutting tools are not traditional cutting tools. They are usually composed of a precisely machined hard alloy roller (or multiple balls).