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Automotive Component Machining
Automotive manufacturers are known for working with cast iron, P20, and alloy steel parts that not only need several holes, but these holes should also meet specific requirements in terms of depth. U-drills reduce the time needed for machining by removing pilot hole steps and allowing direct plunging at feed rates of up to 0.3 mm/rev.
Tools of the kind of the WCMT U drill perform efficiently in terms of chip control and surface quality in materials such as 45# steel. German Tier 1 suppliers used these drills to achieve higher throughput, together with maintaining DIN-level tolerances. Less insert wear, as well as faster tool changes, lead to higher uptime on automated CNC cells running various tasks such as engine blocks, differential housings, etc.
