HSSFräser

HSSFräser refers to milling cutters made from High-Speed Steel (HSS). High-Speed Steel is a type of tool steel known for its hardness, wear resistance, and ability to retain hardness at elevated temperatures. These properties make HSS an excellent material for cutting tools, including milling cutters, which operate under high friction and heat.

HSSFräser are widely used in machining applications across various industries, such as automotive, aerospace, and general manufacturing. They are suitable for milling a broad range of materials, including various steels, cast iron, aluminum, and plastics. The specific geometry and number of teeth on an HSSFräser are designed to achieve different cutting actions, such as roughing, finishing, slotting, or profiling.

Compared to tools made from other materials like carbide, HSSFräser are generally more economical and offer good toughness, making them less prone to chipping. However, they typically operate at lower cutting speeds and are not as effective on extremely hard or abrasive materials as carbide or ceramic tools. Despite this, their versatility and cost-effectiveness ensure their continued relevance in many machining operations. Regular maintenance, such as sharpening, is crucial to maintain the performance and extend the lifespan of HSSFräser.