Series XP-NB (4 Flute) machining Nickel Chrome Molly

A ¾” tool, [XP750RA] profiling .023” radial depth by 1.220” axial depth at 500 SFM with .004” chipload per tooth

Customer Comment - “The tool ran so well and for so long, we didn’t remember when we put the tool in the machining center”

Series SM5F (5 Flute) machining 422 Stainless

A ¾” long length end mill [SM5F750L-030] made a 0.030 radial x 2” axial profiling cut at 900 RPM and 16”IPM

Customer Comment - “Great finish and tools lasted forever. No one else performs even close”

Series SR3F (3 Flute with chipbreakers) machining G-3500 Cast Iron

A ½” diameter tool [SR3F500R] made a heavy cut on a double wall slot operation at over 80” IPM & 4200 RPM. Then the same tool made a spring pass that held the tight tolerance so well they were able to avoid a grinding operation.

Customer Comment - “We couldn’t make a profit on these parts by using anyone else’s tool. Supermill’s Super-Ruff [SR3F] was a job-saver and a customer saver”

Series XP-NB (4 Flute) machining Waspoloy

A ½” diameter end mill [XP500RA} machined efficiently in a variety of cuts at 1,000 RPM and 4.4” IPM

Customer Comment - “We could have pushed these harder, but we were already 60% faster and twice the tool life of the tool we were using, plus getting a better finish.”

Series SM6F-NB (6 Flute) machining Inconel 718

A ½ diameter end mill [SM6F500A] took a 0.025” radial x 0.750” axial pass at 200 SFM, High Speed Machining at 28 RPM

Customer Comment - “Never dreamed of cutting Inconel at these speeds. We made more passes, but ended up cutting our cycle time in half from our old program. Supermill’s cutter kept up and did a great job!”

Series XP-NB (4 Flute) machining Armor Plate 47-52 RC

Customer Comment - “I ran my old cutter at 11”IPM and after 30 parts, the tool was worn. I ran [ Supermill’s XP-NB ] at 18” IPM and have been getting as many as 60 parts per tool! Supermill has made me a lot of money on this job.”

Series XP (4 Flute) machining 17-4 PH

Customer Comment - “I was pretty happy with the tool I was using. We made 20 parts per tool running at 18” IPM. That was about 20% improvement over the cutter before that. Then Supermill took me to school. Their [XP Series] easily runs at 24”IPM and gets more than 30 parts per tool. We do this job all year long. The fewer tools changes and faster cycle time has been a real bonus.”