Karbidspiss
Karbidspiss is a term used for a carbide-tipped insert or tip used on cutting tools. It typically refers to a hard carbide material, most commonly tungsten carbide, bound with a metallic binder such as cobalt, which is attached to a steel shank or tool body to form a cutting edge.
Most karbidspiss are produced by powder metallurgy: tungsten carbide powder is mixed with a binder and sintered
Common uses include carbide-tipped saw blades for woodworking and metalworking, drill bits, milling cutters, turning inserts,
Grades and geometries vary to match materials and operations. Replaceable carbide inserts are often standardized in