100 Series

Tool 100i750S060A

Corner wear starts early on titanium. Heat builds faster than you expect, and that sharp corner becomes the failure point before you've finished half the parts you planned for.

The 100i750S060A addresses this with a 0.06" corner radius that spreads cutting forces across more edge area.
In titanium and nickel alloys, that radius reduces the stress concentration at the most vulnerable point on the tool.
Four flutes keep chip load consistent as spindle speed varies, which matters when surface footage requirements change between materials.
TiAlSiN coating handles the thermal cycling that comes with interrupted cuts in steel and iron.
The aluminum content forms a protective oxide layer at cutting temperatures, extending edge life when heat spikes occur.
Corner radius and coating work together to maintain edge integrity through temperature fluctuations that typically shorten tool life.