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    Cartridge Type Boring Bar

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    Micro boring bars are used to bore holes with high precision. They are light weight and accurate. Choosing the proper bar diameter, overhang, lead angle, inserts, and nose radius is important for stability during boring. Boring straightens holes, makes them the proper size, and ensures concentricity. Different types of boring bars include steel, solid carbide, and carbide-reinforced steel bars, with carbide preferred for large overhangs. Boring can be done on machines other than boring machines, such as CNC lathes, milling machines, and machining centers.

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    Cartridge Type Boring Bar

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    Micro boring bars are used to bore holes with high precision. They are light weight and accurate. Choosing the proper bar diameter, overhang, lead angle, inserts, and nose radius is important for stability during boring. Boring straightens holes, makes them the proper size, and ensures concentricity. Different types of boring bars include steel, solid carbide, and carbide-reinforced steel bars, with carbide preferred for large overhangs. Boring can be done on machines other than boring machines, such as CNC lathes, milling machines, and machining centers.

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    Micro boring bars are used to bore holes with high precision. They are light weight and accurate. Choosing the proper bar diameter, overhang, lead angle, inserts, and nose radius is important for stability during boring. Boring straightens holes, makes them the proper size, and ensures concentricity. Different types of boring bars include steel, solid carbide, and carbide-reinforced steel bars, with carbide preferred for large overhangs. Boring can be done on machines other than boring machines, such as CNC lathes, milling machines, and machining centers.

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    Cartridge Type Boring Bar

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    vishal
    Micro boring bars are used to bore holes with high precision. They are light weight and accurate. Choosing the proper bar diameter, overhang, lead angle, inserts, and nose radius is important for stability during boring. Boring straightens holes, makes them the proper size, and ensures concentricity. Different types of boring bars include steel, solid carbide, and carbide-reinforced steel bars, with carbide preferred for large overhangs. Boring can be done on machines other than boring machines, such as CNC lathes, milling machines, and machining centers.

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    Micro boring bar Applications , Operations and Machines

    Product Description micro boring bar.


    With several years of experience and knowledge we are into offering a comprehensive range of
    Micro Boring Cartridge. The Micro Boring Cartridges that is offered by us are accurate in
    dimensions and are also very light in weight. The price of these Micro Boring Cartridges are
    highly demanded in the market by the customer because of their quality and price. Boring
    increases the inside diameter of a hole, and achieves three things: sizing, straightness, and
    concentricity.
    The following recommendations should be followed to obtain the best possible stability:
    • Choose the largest possible bar diameter, but at the same time ensure that there is enough
    room for chip evacuation.
    • Choose the smallest possible overhang but, at the same time, ensure that the length of the bar
    allows the recommended clamping lengths to be achieved.
    • A 0-degree lead angle should be used. The lead angle should, under no circumstances be more
    than 15 degrees.
    • The indexable inserts should be positive rake that results in lower cutting forces.
    • The carbide grade should be tougher than for external turning in order to withstand the
    stresses to which the insert is exposed when chip jamming and vibration occur.
    • Choose a nose radius that is smaller than the cutting depth.
    Sizing: Boring brings the hole to the proper size and finish. A drill or reamer can only be used if
    the desired size is "standard" or if special tools are ground. The boring tool can work to any
    diameter and it will give the required finish by adjusting speed, feed and nose radius. Precision
    holes can be bored using micro adjustable boring bars.
    Straightness: Boring will straighten the original drilled or cast hole. Drills, especially the longer
    ones, may wander off-center and cut at a slight angle because of eccentric forces on the drill,
    occasional hard spots in the material, or uneven sharpening of the drill. Cored holes in castings
    are almost never completely straight. The boring tool being moved straight along the ways with
    the carriage feed will correct these errors.
    Concentricity: Boring will make the hole concentric with the outside diameter within the limits of
    the accuracy of the chuck or holding device. For best concentricity, the turning of the outside diameter
    and the boring of the inside diameter is done in one set-up-that is, without moving the work between
    operations.
    Boring bar types: Boring bars are available in steel, solid carbide, and carbide-reinforced steel. The
    capacity to resist the elasticity coefficient of carbide is three times larger than that of steel, carbide
    bars are preferred for large overhangs. The disadvantage of carbide is its poor ability to withstand
    tensile stress. For carbide-reinforced bars, the carbide sleeves are pre-stressed to prevent tensile
    stresses.

    Rough boring bar concept


    Micro boring bar on straight shank.
    VMC Machines
    Boring operations can be performed on other than boring machines, such as CNC lathes, milling
    machines and machining centers. Boring machines, like most other machine tools, can be
    classified as horizontal or vertical.

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