Round Profile Cladding from 16 to 26 mm – HSS M2 6.5% Tungsten
🔩 Technical Specifications:
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Feature
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Value
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Bore (d)
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Ø40 mm (Ø30 or Ø35 mm on request)
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Outer Diameter
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140 mm
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Active Working Space
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16 ... 26 mm
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Number / Type of Teeth
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4 pcs., brazed cutters
Inserts - HSS M2 (6.5% tungsten)
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Hardness
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63…65 HRC
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Recommended RPM
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> 9000 rpm
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Wear Resistance
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up to 3,000 linear meters in softwood
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Inserts
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Replaceable – long-term investment
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Number of Cutters in Set
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4 pcs.
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Weight
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3000g
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🔧 Main Features:
🔹 Premium round profile cladding – allows for aesthetic and precise joints, providing an elegant and authentic wood finish.
🔹 Industrial durability – inserts made from HSS M2 (High Speed Steel), with increased wear resistance and clean cuts in any type of wood.
🔹 Workshop versatility – ideal for cladding, interior and exterior lining, decorative panels, and other solid wood carpentry projects.
🔹 Long-term investment – inserts can be resharpened or replaced, reducing costs compared to disposable cutters.
🔹 Precision for professionals and enthusiasts – designed for intensive use, but also accessible for small workshops that want quality results.
📌 With this set of HSS M2 cutters for round profile cladding, you achieve impeccable finishes and solid joints, whether you are working on a classic machine or a 4-sided moulder.
⚠️ Limitations in use:
❌ We do not recommend the HSS M2 variant for particleboard, MDF, HDF, or very hard exotic wood
❌ For composite materials or demanding applications, choose the variant with HW (K40) carbide inserts
HSS M2 COMPATIBILITY:
The cutter is mounted on most standard milling machines, being suitable for both manual work and CNC machines with moderate feed.
🛠️ Professional Selection Guide: HSS M2 vs. HW (K40)
Choosing the correct material directly influences machine performance and finish quality. Consult the technical differences below:
| Processed Material |
HSS M2 ⭐ (Choice for this set)
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HW (K40) (Tungsten Carbide)
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Soft Natural Wood (Spruce, Fir, Pine, Linden)
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⭐ 100% (Smooth Finish / No pulled fibers) |
80% (Medium risk of burns at slow feed rate) |
Hard Natural Wood (Oak, Beech, Ash, Hornbeam)
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80% (Clean cut / Requires more frequent sharpening) |
⭐ 100% (Maximum wear resistance) |
Exotic / Very Hard Wood (Mahogany, Teak, Wenge)
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Not Recommended / Rapid wear |
⭐ 100% (Recommended) |
| MDF / Chipboard / HDF / Agglomerates |
Forbidden / Not Recommended |
⭐ 100% (Optimal for synthetic adhesives) |
| Cutting Edge Quality |
Maximum (Extremely fine/sharp edge) |
Standard (Chipping due to structural impact) |
| Active Layer Hardness |
63 – 65 HRC |
85 – 92 HRC |
Recommendation: For exotic or very hard woods, HW (K40) carbide cutters would be a more suitable choice.