Expansion of Drilling Line Enables Increased Penetration Rates
Allied Machine and Engineering announces the expansion its T-A Pro replaceable insert drilling line into the Y series. The expansion gives machine shops using high-speed steel twist drills and conventional style tools the opportunity to increase penetration rates and maximize tool life.
Source | Allied Machine and Engineering
Allied Machine and Engineering, a manufacturer of holemaking and finishing cutting tools for the metal cutting industry, announces the expansion of the T-A Pro replaceable insert drilling line into the Y series. With a diameter range of 0.3739 – 0.4368 inches (9.50 – 11.09 mm), T-A Pro Y series is available in stub to 15xD and ISO-specific carbide grades P, K and N as well as high-speed steel substrate X.
Adding the Y series to the diameter offering of the T-A Pro line, which has a complete range of 0.3739 –1.8820 inches (9.50 millimeters – 47.80 millimeters), gives machine shops using high-speed steel twist drills and conventional style tools the opportunity to increase penetration rates and maximize tool life. Additionally, for those using solid carbide tooling, the Y series offers exchangeable tips, eliminating the need for regrinding, while also offering the ability to target specific materials and applications with an ISO-specific geometry selection on a single holder body.
Ultimately, T-A Pro Y series benefits smaller scale part runs in various industries because of its favorable cost per hole. Like the T-A Pro Z series, the Y series is offered in A and B body diameters. Available in both imperial and metric as well as flat and cylindrical shanks for all length options, the Y series serves as an upgrade to manufacturing processes while enabling machinists to increase throughput in their cutting tool applications as well.
John Weniger, product manager, “The T-A Pro line has established itself in the market as a go-to drilling solution over delivering on performance, reliability, and consistency of penetration rates. The expansion of the T-A Prodrilling line into the Y series enables users to experience the benefits of the T-A Pro line at smaller diameters,” says John Weniger, product manager at Allied Machine and Engineering.
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