MAPAL FixReam 700 Fixed-Cutting-Edge Reamer

FixReam 700 cylindrical-shank reamers with brazed cutting edges are designed for repeated reuse by replacing and regrinding the cutting edges. Two regrinds, a cutting-edge replacement, two more regrinds, another replacement and two final regrinds provide nine tool lives.

Key Features

• FixReam 700 cylindrical-shank reamers with brazed cutting edges are designed for repeated reuse by replacing and regrinding the cutting edges.
• Two regrinds, a cutting-edge replacement, two more regrinds, another replacement and two final regrinds provide nine tool lives.
• An expansion screw allows all functional surfaces, including the lead and diameter, to be reground and can reduce tool costs by up to 15 percent.
• Patented geometries provide up to 30 percent better roundness and cylindrical form together with improved chip evacuation compared with other cylindrical-shank reamers.
• Versions for through and blind bores are available with uncoated wear-resistant cermet cutting edges for steel and cast materials.
• PVD-coated cutting materials and lead geometries cover stainless steel, non-ferrous metals and difficult-to-machine materials.
• The tools are typically available in short and long versions and can be configured from 9.9 to 32.2 mm in diameter.

Technical and Application Information

FixReam 700 cylindrical-shank reamers with brazed cutting edges are designed for repeated reuse by replacing and regrinding the cutting edges. Two regrinds, a cutting-edge replacement, two more regrinds, another replacement and two final regrinds provide nine tool lives. An expansion screw allows all functional surfaces, including the lead and diameter, to be reground and can reduce tool costs by up to 15 percent.

Patented geometries provide up to 30 percent better roundness and cylindrical form together with improved chip evacuation compared with other cylindrical-shank reamers.

Versions for through and blind bores are available with uncoated wear-resistant cermet cutting edges for steel and cast materials. PVD-coated cutting materials and lead geometries cover stainless steel, non-ferrous metals and difficult-to-machine materials.

The tools are typically available in short and long versions and can be configured from 9.9 to 32.2 mm in diameter.