TT 321 CM14 Tracker (10 Pack)

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SKU: 41800  | Insert •  Solid Carbide

Reliable Turning Insert for Consistent Finishing

The TT carbide turning insert features a triangular geometry with an 11° relief angle, delivering a positive rake design for smooth cutting and reduced cutting forces. Its single-sided construction with a chipbreaker ensures effective chip control and consistent surface finish, making it suitable for turning, facing, and boring operations. The screw-on mounting style provides secure positioning and stability, allowing for reliable performance across a wide range of materials and machining applications.

  • Coated grade
  • Multi-layer coated TiN/TiC/TiCN/TiN
  • Coating provides tool with longer useful life
  • Screw-on style insert
  • Triangle with chipbreaker
  • Single sided with chipbreaker
  • 11º Relief angle
  • Turning and milling carbon, alloy steel, and steel
  • Used for turning, facing, and boring

Piece Count: 10
Material: Solid Carbide
Tool Type: Turning Insert

Ground to 1/30th of a human hair on 100% virgin carbide is our baseline. Because accuracy and tool life are not just an 'industry standard' at Cobra Carbide. Tool Tolerance

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Specifications
Tool Type: Insert
Material: Solid Carbide
Coating

Uncoated

Ideal Materials
  • Steel
  • Stainless Steel
  • Hardened Steel
  • Cast Iron
  • Aluminum
  • Titanium
  • Nickel/Inconel
  • Non-Ferrous
  • Composites
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