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STUB ACME - INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL SOLID CARBIDE SINGLE PROFILE ACME Q A 29º B C S Solid carbide for maximum tool rigidity coating for increased performance Single start threads only SPECIALTY PORT - CAVITY INDEXABLE TOOLS SINGLE POINT * CUTTER INTERNAL THREADS ONLY 1/4-16 0.170 0.350 0.080 0.022 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM170SA-16 SPTM170SA-16A 1/4-16 0.170 0.500 0.080 0.022 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM170SA-16L SPTM170SA-16LA 5/16-14 0.200 0.500 0.105 0.024 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM200SA-14 SPTM200SA-14A 5/16-14 0.200 0.750 0.105 0.024 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM200SA-14L SPTM200SA-14LA 3/8-12, 7/16-12 0.235 0.600 0.130 0.028 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM235SA-12 SPTM235SA-12A 3/8-12, 7/16-12 0.235 0.900 0.130 0.028 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM235SA-12L SPTM235SA-12LA 1/2-10 0.320 0.750 0.170 0.036 0.375 3.00 4 SPTM320SA-10 SPTM320SA-10A 1/2-10 0.320 1.200 0.170 0.036 0.375 3.00 4 SPTM320SA-10L SPTM320SA-10LA 5/8-8 0.400 0.800 0.230 0.043 0.500 3.50 4 SPTM400SA-8 SPTM400SA-8A 5/8-8 0.400 1.300 0.230 0.043 0.500 3.50 4 SPTM400SA-8L SPTM400SA-8LA 3/4-6, 7/8-6 0.490 0.800 0.260 0.058 0.500 3.50 4 SPTM490SA-6 SPTM490SA-6A 3/4-6, 7/8-6 0.490 1.300 0.260 0.058 0.500 3.50 4 SPTM490SA-6L SPTM490SA-6LA 1-5 to 1¼-5 0.620 1.250 0.350 0.071 0.625 4.00 5 SPTM620SA-5 SPTM620SA-5A 1-5 to 1¼-5 0.620 1.750 0.350 0.071 0.625 4.00 5 SPTM620SA-5L SPTM620SA-5LA 1⅜-4 to 1¾-4 0.745 1.500 0.425 0.088 0.750 5.00 5 SPTM745SA-4 SPTM745SA-4A 1⅜-4 to 1¾-4 0.745 2.500 0.425 0.088 0.750 5.00 5 SPTM745SA-4L SPTM745SA-4LA TOOL * Internal Stub Acme thread mills will only cut the thread size listed. For other thread sizes, please call for availability. OF CUT INTERNAL ONLY EXTERNAL ONLY EXTERNAL THREADS ONLY -16 0.240 0.750 0.145 0.024 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM240SA-16EX SPTM240SA-16EXA -14 0.240 0.750 0.145 0.026 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM240SA-14EX SPTM240SA-14EXA -12 0.370 1.375 0.260 0.031 0.375 3.00 4 SPTM370SA-12EX SPTM370SA-12EXA -10 0.495 1.750 0.345 0.038 0.500 3.50 4 SPTM495SA-10EX SPTM495SA-10EXA -8 0.495 1.750 0.325 0.046 0.500 3.50 4 SPTM495SA-8EX SPTM495SA-8EXA -6 0.620 2.000 0.390 0.062 0.625 4.00 5 SPTM620SA-6EX SPTM620SA-6EXA -5 0.745 2.250 0.475 0.074 0.750 5.00 5 SPTM745SA-5EX SPTM745SA-5EXA -4 0.745 2.250 0.425 0.091 0.750 5.00 5 SPTM745SA-4EX SPTM745SA-4EXA 32

ACME - INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL SOLID CARBIDE SINGLE PROFILE Q A 29º B C S Solid carbide for maximum tool rigidity coating extends tool life Single start threads only ACME * CUTTER INTERNAL THREADS ONLY 1/4-16 0.170 0.350 0.080 0.020 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM170FA-16 SPTM170FA-16A 1/4-16 0.170 0.500 0.080 0.020 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM170FA-16L SPTM170FA-16LA 5/16-14 0.200 0.500 0.105 0.023 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM200FA-14 SPTM200FA-14A 5/16-14 0.200 0.750 0.105 0.023 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM200FA-14L SPTM200FA-14LA 3/8-12, 7/16-12 0.235 0.600 0.130 0.026 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM235FA-12 SPTM235FA-12A 3/8-12, 7/16-12 0.235 0.900 0.130 0.026 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM235FA-12L SPTM235FA-12LA 1/2-10 0.320 0.750 0.170 0.033 0.375 3.00 4 SPTM320FA-10 SPTM320FA-10A 1/2-10 0.320 1.200 0.170 0.033 0.375 3.00 4 SPTM320FA-10L SPTM320FA-10LA 5/8-8 0.400 0.800 0.230 0.039 0.500 3.50 4 SPTM400FA-8 SPTM400FA-8A 5/8-8 0.400 1.300 0.230 0.039 0.500 3.50 4 SPTM400FA-8L SPTM400FA-8LA 3/4-6, 7/8-6 0.490 0.800 0.260 0.054 0.500 3.50 4 SPTM490FA-6 SPTM490FA-6A 3/4-6, 7/8-6 0.490 1.300 0.260 0.054 0.500 3.50 4 SPTM490FA-6L SPTM490FA-6LA 1-5 to 1¼-5 0.620 1.250 0.350 0.066 0.625 4.00 5 SPTM620FA-5 SPTM620FA-5A 1-5 to 1¼-5 0.620 1.750 0.350 0.066 0.625 4.00 5 SPTM620FA-5L SPTM620FA-5LA 1⅜-4 to 1¾-4 0.745 1.500 0.425 0.082 0.750 5.00 5 SPTM745FA-4 SPTM745FA-4A 1⅜-4 to 1¾-4 0.745 2.500 0.425 0.082 0.750 5.00 5 SPTM745FA-4L SPTM745FA-4LA TOOL OF CUT * Internal Acme thread mills will only cut the thread size listed. For other thread sizes, please call for availability. INTERNAL ONLY EXTERNAL ONLY EXTERNAL THREADS ONLY -16 0.240 0.750 0.145 0.023 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM240FA-16EX SPTM240FA-16EXA -14 0.240 0.750 0.145 0.024 0.250 2.50 4 SPTM240FA-14EX SPTM240FA-14EXA -12 0.370 1.375 0.260 0.028 0.375 3.00 4 SPTM370FA-12EX SPTM370FA-12EXA -10 0.495 1.750 0.345 0.036 0.500 3.50 4 SPTM495FA-10EX SPTM495FA-10EXA -8 0.495 1.750 0.325 0.043 0.500 3.50 4 SPTM495FA-8EX SPTM495FA-8EXA -6 0.620 2.000 0.390 0.058 0.625 4.00 5 SPTM620FA-6EX SPTM620FA-6EXA -5 0.745 2.250 0.475 0.069 0.750 5.00 5 SPTM745FA-5EX SPTM745FA-5EXA -4 0.745 2.250 0.425 0.085 0.750 5.00 5 SPTM745FA-4EX SPTM745FA-4EXA SINGLE POINT INDEXABLE TOOLS PORT - CAVITY SPECIALTY 33

THREAD MILL FEED AND SPEED CHART MATERIAL HB/Rc SPEED SFM* SPEED SFM FEED ( INCHES PER TOOTH) TOOL DIAMETER.032 -.056.059 -.090.100 -.190.200 -.350.370 -.595.600+ CAST IRON 160 HB 100-220 200-425.0004-.001.0004-.0008.0004-.0014.0004-.002.0004-.0035.0004-.006 CARBON STEEL 18 Rc 100-200 190-425.0003-.001.0003-.0008.0003-.0014.0003-.002.0003-.005.0003-.006 ALLOY STEEL 20 Rc 80-200 200-375.0003-.001.0003-.0008.0003-.0014.0003-.0024.0003-.005.0003-.006 TOOL STEEL 20 Rc 80-175 175-250.0003-0.0005.0003-.0009.0003-.0026.0003-.004 300 STAINLESS STEEL 150 HB 90-120 120-255.0003-0.0006.0003-.0007.0003-.002.0003-.0035.0003-.0045 400 STAINLESS STEEL 195 HB 90-150 140-375.0003-.0006.0003-.0007.0003-.002.0003-.0026.0003-.0045 HIGH TEMP ALLOY (Ni & Co BASE) 20 Rc 50-125 100-125 5.0003-.0009.0003-.0026.0003-.004 TITANIUM 25 Rc 50-130 100-170 5.0003-.001.0003-.0009.0003-.0015.0003-.003 HEAT TREATED ALLOYS (38-45Rc) 40 Rc 50-90 90-150 5.0003-.0008.0003-.001.0003-.0025 ALUMINUM 100 HB 100-800 100-1200.0005-.0015.0005-.002.0005-.0025.0005-.003.0005-.006.0005-.009 BRASS, ZINC 80 HB 200-350 200-750.0005-.0015.0005-.002.0005-.0025.0005-.003.0005-.006.0005-.009 *SFM = Surface Feet per Minute Parameters are a starting point based on machinability rating at hardness listed. Check machinability rating of the material to be machined and adjust accordingly. 40

THREAD MILL FEED AND SPEED APPLICATION It may be necessary to use more radial depth passes than shown on the chart (p.40) when cutting an unfavorable length-to-diameter ratio, coarse pitches, or hard materials. When cutting a thread with two passes, cut approximately 65% of the thread on the first pass and 35 percent on the finish pass. For three passes, use a 50/30/20 ratio. For four passes, use a 40/27/20/13 ratio. The idea is to equalize the side cutting pressure. Thread mills can sometimes be used to cut multiple start threads. Call engineering for assistance. Thread mills can be cut off for shorter thread depths or necked back for deeper thread depths. Call for price and delivery. In order to apply the Feed and Speed chart appropriately, it is necessary to understand that machining centers will apply the feed rate at the centerline of the spindle. It is correct to use a normal calculation and the following Feed & Speed Chart when cutting in a straight line; however, it is incorrect when cutting an internal thread. Therefore, the feed rate must be recalculated. The following is an example of how to apply the feed rate correctly: The tool is a TM290-24A cutting a 3/8-24 thread in stainless steel. The outside diameter of the tool is 0.290. The surface foot per minute (SFM) is 150. The chip per tooth ia 0.001. The tool has four flutes. The revolutions per minute (RPM) equal the SFM x 3.82 divided by the outside diameter of the tool. In this example: (150 x 3.82) / 0.290, which equals 1975 RPM. The RPM x feed (chip per tooth) x the number of flutes equals the Non-Adjusted Feed Rate or NAFR. In this example: 1975 x 0.001 x 4 = 7.9 NAFR The major diameter of the thread is 0.375. We will call this D. The outside diameter of the tool is 0.290. We will call this d. We will call the Adjusted Feed Rate the AFR. The formula for the AFR for internal interpolation is AFR = NAFR x (D-d) D In this example: AFR = 7.9 x (0.375-0.290) 0.375 Therefore, the Adjusted Feed Rate equals 1.79. This is the feed rate that will equal 0.001 chip per tooth in the above example. This is the feed rate that must be used in the CNC program. 41

THREAD MILL TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION TAPERED THREADED HOLE TOOL PRESSURE Reduce the chip load and/or make more radial passes. NO-GO GAGE GOES & GO GAGE DOES NOT GO THREAD OVERCUTTING Use a tool of smaller diameter with correct pitch. Make sure helical "ramp in" is used. TEETH ARE CHIPPING TOOL PRESSURE BUILT-UP EDGE Reduce feed rate per tooth. Use a coated tool to help reduce built-up edge. RAPID WEAR TOOL RUBBING NOT CUTTING Increase chip load per tooth. TEETH ARE BURNING TOO MUCH HEAT Reduce speed. Use a coated tool. Increase coolant. TOOL BREAKS TOO MUCH TOOL PRESSURE Helical "arc in" must be used. Reduce feed rate and/or use more radial passes. Adjusted Feed Rate (AFR) must be used. (See Thread Mill Feed and Speed Chart) Thread milling tools form a thread using a motion referred to as helical interpolation. This process involves the machine simultaneously moving all three axes. The resulting motions are circular and axial. The X and Y axes move in a circular manner and the Z axis in an axial direction per 360 at a distance equal to the pitch of the thread being machined. The tool should "ramp in" over 90 in order to avoid breakage. This must be a helical move. Move "Z" axially by pitch 4 since 90 is 360 4. Bottom-to-top climb cutting machining is recommended when machining a right-hand thread. This will avoid re-cutting any chips. For left hand threading, a top-to-bottom machining with a right-hand helical tool is the preferred method. Refer to troubleshooting chart above for solutions to potential thread milling problems. 42