Hey All,
I'm looking at benchmark Carbide's machining data chart while setting stuff up for an Invar job. They have a data column called "SF-Alloys" with <32, >32, and >42 as values to judge speeds/feeds by. Can anybody clue me in on what that means? Depending on the value it changes the recommended SFM and IPT.
Thanks
I'm looking at benchmark Carbide's machining data chart while setting stuff up for an Invar job. They have a data column called "SF-Alloys" with <32, >32, and >42 as values to judge speeds/feeds by. Can anybody clue me in on what that means? Depending on the value it changes the recommended SFM and IPT.
Thanks