Teräpalat
Teräpalat is a Finnish term that translates to "steel parts" or "tool bits." In a manufacturing and engineering context, it refers to small, often precisely shaped pieces of hardened steel used as cutting edges in tools. These teräpalat are typically made from high-speed steel, cobalt alloys, or cemented carbides, materials chosen for their exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and ability to withstand high temperatures generated during machining.
The primary function of teräpalat is to remove material from a workpiece through cutting, grinding, or drilling
Teräpalat are crucial for efficient and precise manufacturing processes. Their ability to maintain a sharp edge