Tungsten Carbide Bevel Stick Blade Blanks For Bevel Gears
Tungsten carbide stick blade blanks are used for face hobbing and milling of bevel gears. Max carbide produces sintered tungsten carbide near-net-shape pre-formed bevel stick blade blanks to allow tool makers to shape, grind, and finish the stick blades to create unique tools according to their specifications and gear design.
carbide bevel stick blade blanks are used in a variety of gear-cutting and bevel gear machining applications. They are used in gear teeth roughing, hobbing, and finishing stages. Made from premium carbide grades using a state-of-the-art sintering process, stick blade blanks allow tools to conform to the shape of the gear blank, generate precise cuts, and create a smooth surface finish.
What are the advantages of using tungsten carbide bevel stick blade blanks?
Using tungsten carbide bevel stick blade blanks offers several advantages in bevel gear manufacturing. Here are some key advantages:
1.Customization: Tungsten carbide bevel stick blade blanks allow manufacturers to shape and grind the blade to their desired design, thickness, and length, creating a unique solution for each type of bevel gear. 2.Time and cost efficiency: With consistent material properties and dimensions, customers will benefit from the reduced cost of processing the tools.
3.Consistency and quality: Tight controls on the carbide grades and a robust manufacturing process provides lot-to-lot consistency of Max Carbide's carbide blanks used to make bevel blades.
4.Resharpening: Because the carbide grades are consistent, the wear is predictable, and hence, the Max Carbide's blanks can be re-sharpened easily and can be reused multiple times, reducing the cost to customers.
