Sandvik Coromant's versatile inserts and tooling are available, including the CB7025, a strong grade milling insert for interrupted cuts in case-hardened steel. It consists of a fine grain CBN that controls wear and mechanically interlocks insert corners to provide strength and security superior to standard insert edge designs, the company says.

The CC6060 and CC6065 grades of round ceramic inserts achieve four to six times the cutting speed of conventional carbide inserts in medium to roughing operations. The CC6060 is optimized to provide productivity benefits with larger-diameter components and longer lengths of cut, while the CC6065 provides a stronger insert and edge line to allow for increased feed rates and elevated component quality.

The GC4235 insert grade provides excellent security in both steels and stainless steels, even when working in unstable and demanding conditions. Additionally, it is said to be the toughest, most versatile grade in the Sandvik Coromant family of steel turning inserts, handling difficult situations like intermittent cuts and profiling operations with ease.