Kyocera introduces its variety of innovations at EMO Hannover 2023

Product name		Characteristics
PR1825		- designed for steel - wear resistance oriented - excellent balance of hardness, toughness and versatility
PR1835		- designed for steel and stainless steel - stability oriented - offers superior impact resistance and stability by utilizing a proprietary particle shape for improved thermal conductivity
PR1810		- designed for cast iron - use of a proprietary base material with excellent thermal conductivity - achieves stable processing of cast iron

Next level milling

Furthermore, Kyocera is also introducing its new cutters MB45 and MA90 milling cutters, which offer high-performance machining solutions that are durable and versatile. Thanks to the new versatile 45° and high quality 90° cutters, the company guarantees next level milling. The MEGACOAT NANO EX coating technology that is implemented in the PR18 series allows extended tool life. The MB45 also deliver the “low cutting force” benefits of positive inserts and the “fracture resistance” features of negative inserts, as well as providing an excellent surface finish. Due to those facts, the MB45 cutters symbolize an adequate solution for general machining and are valuable to new machining solution challenges. On the other hand, the MA90 and its grade PR18 series coating technology provide high quality surface finish, excellent wall accuracy, multi-functional machining and extended tool life.

As Kyocera aims to contribute to a more efficient world, both products contribute to a carbon neutral society by reducing waste. At the same time, they offer cost savings, reduced downtime and inventory.

New PVD coated carbide grades for heat resistant alloys

With the introduction of PR115S and PR120S, Kyocera has developed special PVD-coated carbide grades for machining heat-resistant alloys. The new grades feature a unique carbide substrate with powerful heat-resistant properties. Additionally, MEGACOAT TOUGH, a new PVD coating technology, ensures longer tool life and stable machining. However, PR115S is the first recommendation for continuous finishing of heat-resistant alloys, while the PR120S is the first recommendation for continuous finishing to light interrupted machining of stainless steel.

New CVD coated carbide grades for steel turning

Kyocera's CVD carbide grades for steel turning, CA115P and CA125P, aim to set a new milestone in the metalworking industry. The two grades stand for their wear and fracture resistance, longer tool life and highly efficient machining in a wide range of machining applications. Additionally, the new PMG chipbreaker adds more extra value to tool life and tooling quality thanks to its excellent chip control.

New KAV anti-vibration boring bar

Deep hole boring puts significant stress on the workpiece and the lathe itself. Maintaining rigidity and stability throughout the operation is essential to avoid vibrations, chatter, or deflection, which can lead to poor surface finish, dimensional inaccuracies, and even tool breakage. Here comes the new KAV into action. Kyocera offers a unique anti-vibration mechanism which provides superior anti-chatter performance. A built-in proprietary damper technology dampens vibration while a superior anti-chatter performance over carbide bars is being realized. Customers can expect improved surface finish, enhanced dimensional accuracy, longer tool life and increased productivity.

About EMO 2023 Hannover

Taking place every two years, EMO (Exposition Mondiale de la Machine Outil) is one of the world’s most important trade fairs for the machining industry. As services and products continue to evolve, the show has become more focused on all aspects of manufacturing technology, as well as related topics and issues such as industry and cross-industry networking and education. In the 2023 edition, Kyocera will be located in the hall 5 at stand D70.