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             Material Groups Recommended Machining Conditions                      Feed (IPR) vs. Drill Diameter (inch)

                                                 Tensile Strength   Hardness HB  Material Group No.  Cutting   D=.268-.429  D=.433-.508  D=.512-.587  D=.591-.655  D=.669-.823  D=.827-1.020  INDEXABLE DRILLS



                                                              Speed
               ISO   Material       Condition      [ksi]      Vc sfm
                         <0.25% C   Annealed    61   125   1  160-430
                Non-alloy   ≥0.25% C  Annealed  94   190   2  330-390
                steel and         Quenched and
                cast steel,   <0.55% C  tempered  123  250  3  300-360  .005-.008 .006-.010 .008-.012 .010-.014 .010-.018 .010-.018
                free cutting        Annealed    109  220   4  300-390
                steel    ≥0.55% C  Quenched and
                                    tempered    145  300   5  230-300
                                    Annealed    87   200   6  160-360
              P Low alloy and cast steel        135  275   7  230-360
                (less than 5% of   Quenched and                     .005-.008 .006-.010 .008-.012 .010-.014 .012-.016 .012-.018
                alloying elements)  tempered    145  300   8  200-300
                                                174  350   9  130-230
                                    Annealed    99   200  10 160-260
                High alloyed steel, cast                            .005-.008 .005-.009 .006-.010 .008-.011 .010-.013 .010-.014
                steel and tool steel  Quenched and   160  325  11 130-230
                                    tempered
                Stainless steel   Ferritic/martensitic  99  200  12  70-160 .003-.006 .005-.009 .005-.006 .006-.008 .006-.009 .006-.011
                and cast steel      Martensitic  119  240  13
                Stainless steel
             M                    Austenitic, duplex  87  180  14  70-160 .003-.006 .005-.009 .005-.006 .006-.008 .006-.009 .006-.011
                and cast steel
                                  Ferritic / pearlitic  180  15 300-460
                Gray cast iron (GG)
                                 Pearlitic / martensitic  260  16 260-430
                                     Ferritic        160  17 330-590  .008-.012 .010-.014 .012-.016 .014-.018 .016-.020 .016-.024
              K Nodular cast iron (GGG)
                                     Pearlitic       250  18 300-520
                                     Ferritic        130  19
                Malleable cast iron
                                     Pearlitic       230  20
                Aluminum-         Not hardenable      60  21 300-520
                wrought alloys      Hardenable       100  22 260-390  .008-.014 .010-.016 .012-.018 .014-.018 .016-.024 .016-.026
                                  Not hardenable      75  23 300-520
                Aluminum-  ≤12% Si  Hardenable        90  24
                cast alloys
                         >12% Si  High temperature   130  25
              N          >1% Pb    Free cutting      110  26
                Copper
                alloys                Brass           90  27
                                 Electrolytic copper  100  28
                                   Duroplastics,          29
                Non metallic       fiber plastics
                                   Hard rubber            30
                                    Annealed         200  31 100-160
                         Fe based                                   .002-.004 .003-.005 .004-.006 .005-.007 .005-.008 .005-.009
                High                Hardened         280  32  70-130
                temperature         Annealed         250  33  70-160 .002-.005 .004-.006 .005-.007 .006-.008 .006-.009 .006-.010
                alloys   Ni or Co   Hardened         350  34
              S          based
                                      Cast           320  35
                                      Pure      58   190  36
                Titanium alloys     Alpha+Beta   152  310  37
                                  alloys, hardened
                                    Hardened        55 HRC 38  70-160 .002-.005 .004-.006 .005-.007 .006-.008 .006-.009 .006-.010
                Hardened steel
              H                     Hardened        60 HRC 39
                Chilled cast iron     Cast           400  40  70-160 .002-.005 .004-.006 .005-.007 .006-.008 .006-.009 .006-.010
                Cast iron           Hardened        55 HRC 41
             •  When using external coolant supply only, reduce cutting speed by 10% • When using more than 5XD drill ratio, reduce cutting parameters by 10%. As a starting value, the
             middle of the recommended machining range should be used. Then, according to the wear results, conditions can be changed to optimize performance. The data refers to
             IC908. For IC1008, cutting speed should be increased by 15%.
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