APRICA MILLING FLY/FACE CUTTER INSERT TYPE SYSTEMS

Available in 50, 63 & 80MM Heads

(Check our site for larger heads 100 & 125mm)

Aprica Carbide Insert Milling Cutters are here and we have these little systems fitted with quality American Inserts. 

Solid all steel construction the carbide inserts screw into their own secure pocket.

MT Arbors are suited for Mill drills whilst the 30INT & 40INT Arbors are suited for Turret Mills.

ALL CUTTERS COME WITH 4 TITANIUM COATED AMERICAN INSERTS ATTACHED TO CUTTER

APRICA MILLING CUTTER SYSTEM OPTIONS:

50mm Cutter (Includes 4 inserts, key & 2MT X 10MM Drawbar Arbor)

50mm Cutter (Includes 4 inserts, key & 3MT X 12MM Drawbar Arbor)

50mm Heads have a 22mm Bore

63mm Cutter (Includes 4 inserts, key & 3MT X 12MM Drawbar Arbor) 

 63mm Cutter (Includes 4 inserts, key & 4MT X 16MM Drawbar Arbor) 

63mm Cutter (Includes 4 inserts, key & 30INT x 12mm Drawbar Arbor) 

63mm Heads have a 22mm Bore

 80mm Cutter (Includes 5 inserts, key & 3MT x 12mm Drawbar Arbor)

80mm Cutter (Includes 5 inserts, key & 4MT x 14mm Drawbar Arbor)

80mm Cutter (Includes 5 inserts, key & 30INT x 12mm Drawbar Arbor) 

 80mm Cutter (Includes 5 inserts, key & 40INT x 16mm Drawbar Arbor) 

 80mm Heads have a 27mm Bore

FOR SPARE TPG-322 INSERTS: CLICK HERE

TITANIUM INSERTS TO SUIT 50, 63 & 80MM HEAD - TPG-22 (12.95EA)

10 PACK SPECIAL - $119.95

FOR BEGINNERS: 

Carbide Insert Milling Cutter Systems are a versatile and efficient way to cut and shape various materials in a milling machine. Here's a step-by-step guide for beginners on how to use Carbide Insert Milling Cutter Systems with different sized heads in Morse Taper, 30INT, and 40INT:

1. Choose the right cutter: Select the appropriate Carbide Insert Milling Cutter System based on the material you are cutting and the size of the job. You will need a cutter with a Morse Taper, 30INT or 40INT shank and 3 different sized heads in 50mm, 63mm, and 80mm.

2. Install the cutter: Insert the shank of the cutter into the milling machine's spindle, and use a wrench to tighten it securely. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for tightening the shank, as over-tightening can damage the cutter.

3. Choose the right insert: Select the correct carbide insert for the material you are cutting. Carbide inserts come in a range of shapes and sizes, so choose the one that is best suited to your job.

4. Install the insert: Attach the carbide insert to the cutter head according to the manufacturer's instructions. Be sure to tighten the insert securely.

5. Adjust the height: Adjust the height of the cutter head so that the carbide insert is level with the material you are cutting. This will ensure that you get a smooth and even cut.

6. Set the speed: Set the speed of the milling machine according to the material you are cutting and the size of the cutter. Carbide inserts require higher cutting speeds than high-speed steel cutters, so be sure to check the manufacturer's instructions for the recommended speed.

7. Make the cut: Turn on the milling machine and move the cutter across the material you are cutting. Take light cuts at first, and increase the depth of the cut as needed. Be sure to keep the cutter head level with the material and use a steady, even feed rate.

8. Check the surface: Periodically stop the machine and check the surface of the material for smoothness and accuracy. Make any necessary adjustments to the depth of the cut or the feed rate.

9. Clean up: When you have finished cutting, turn off the machine and clean up the work area. Remove the cutter and carbide insert, and store them in a safe place.