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cutting parameters for beryilium


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Beryllium Copper (C17000)

Beryllium Copper (C17200)

Beryllium Copper (C17500)

 

Start between 500 -550 FPM and a chip load of 0.005 per flute to start.

 

This will be a safe starting place depending upon your specific application.

 

[ 02-05-2010, 12:46 PM: Message edited by: SAIPEM ]

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Unless you work in a foundry where actual Beryllium is made, you don't need to be overly concerned.

 

BeCu is safe to handle and machine.

Standard machining practices are not dangerous.

Using any type of coolant further increases safety.

 

GRINDING is the primary concern.

It should never be done dry.

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