Steering Arm, Tie Rod Location

Steering Arm:
Your Challenge:	Achieve the best performance in productivity and cost. Reduce cutting forces and obtain the required surface finish.
Our proven Solution:	To provide an optimal solution, this custom disc milling cutter combines a Double Octomill™ to machine the top face and L335.29 using RPHT12 04-M0 inserts to achieve the requested radius on the bottom face of the steering arm. This selection of inserts reduces the tool cost per piece and maintains high machining performance.

Steering Arm: Tie Rod Location:
Your Challenge:	Rough form the taper in a single pass to minimise the amount of finishing work.
Our proven Solution:	A solid-carbide taper drill with the same form as the finish reamer provides an excellent solution. The drill produces the taper in a single pass to near net shape in preparation for the finish ream operation.

Steering Arm: Tie Rod Location:
Your Challenge:	Meeting productivity and quality requirements when finishing the tapered bore.
Our proven Solution:	To allow for high table feed while maintaining accuracy, the Bifix™ reamer uses a coated blade and multiple guide pads to maintain stability. The coated blade provides long tool life and excellent surface finishes. Your benefits include highly productive precision machining with lower production costs.