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Inserts DN--1506
YG-1 Factory
The YG-1 is one of the leading and fastest-growing global forces in the field of cutting tool manufacturing, with headquarters in Incheon, South Korea. The company was founded in 1981, now counting more than four decades of experience and development, and has established itself as the largest manufacturer in South Korea and one of the top five worldwide in the specialized field of end mills. The company operates 15 production plants and more than 30 subsidiaries worldwide, serving customers in more than 75 countries.
Official Representation
Our company, ΤΡΙΑΝΤΑΦΥΛΛΟΥ Κ ΣΙΑ Ε.Ε. is the official representative of YG-1 in Greece. We have more than 3,000 YG-1 product codes in stock, a number that continues to increase. In addition, we can support the entire range of the YG-1 catalog, which includes more than 50,000 different product codes.
The YG-1 offers one of the most comprehensive ranges of cutting tools worldwide, covering every metal machining requirement. Its production is based on modern technology and advanced materials for maximum performance and service life.
DNMG1506**-SM
DNMG1506**-SM Inserts for Superalloys
Original price
€8,50
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Original price
€8,50
Original price
€8,50
€8,50
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€8,50
Current price
€8,50
5-8 Working days
Workpiece Materials (S) - Heat Resistant Superalloys (Fe,Ni,Co) - Titanium Alloys (HRSA, Titanium alloys) Chipbreaker (SM) - Geometry speciall...
View full detailsDN--1506 inserts are 55° negative-turning lathe inserts (DNMA/DNMG) designed for repeatable machining with stable geometry. Insert angle, nose radius and chipbreaker geometry directly influence cutting forces, surface finish and chip control.
Available in multiple carbide grades and coatings (e.g., PVD/CVD), with chipbreakers for roughing, semi-finishing or finishing, plus options tuned for steel, stainless and cast iron applications, from Yg.
When selecting, consider workpiece material, depth of cut, feed rate and overall toolholder/machine rigidity to maximize tool life and process reliability.