NeoMill®-16-Finish
新型精铣刀可最大程度提高批量生产效率
MAPAL 推出了全新的 NeoMill-16-Finish 铣刀，这是一款专门为满足钢材料和铸 铁材料批量生产中对表面质量和尺寸精 度的最高要求而开发的产品。
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1 / 3Adjustable finishing inserts
- High surface quality
- Easy setting
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Combination of pre-machining and finishing insert
- Stable processes
- Long tool life
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Indexable insert with 16 cutting edges
- Low unit costs
- Minimised tool change
Setting the finishing inserts is easy, making surface qualities of up to Rz 4 μm possible – all
while being highly economical. The face milling cutters are available in standard sizes from 63
to 200 mm and offer an ideal solution for challenging manufacturing environments.
while being highly economical. The face milling cutters are available in standard sizes from 63
to 200 mm and offer an ideal solution for challenging manufacturing environments.
The unique combination of a 16-blade pre-machining insert (ONMU05) and an eight-blade
indexable insert for finishing (OFGW07) ensures maximum process reliability and efficiency.
indexable insert for finishing (OFGW07) ensures maximum process reliability and efficiency.
NeoMill-16-Face for pre-machining
MAPAL is also adding NeoMill-16-Face, an economical tool for pre-machining, to the range.
Efficiency is at the forefront here, too: the 16 cutting edges on the indexable insert facilitate low costs per part and stable processes – ideally suited to machining cast and steel parts with stock allowances of up to 2 mm. The tools are available in diameters from 32 to 100 mm.
Efficiency is at the forefront here, too: the 16 cutting edges on the indexable insert facilitate low costs per part and stable processes – ideally suited to machining cast and steel parts with stock allowances of up to 2 mm. The tools are available in diameters from 32 to 100 mm.
With the NeoMill-16-Finish and the NeoMill-16-Face, MAPAL is expanding its successful range of indexable-insert milling cutters for series production include economical semi-finishing and finishing solutions for steel and cast materials. Both series are available from autumn 2025.