When SRL Nano Corp. developed carbide-grade tools that use a patented binder material with a melting threshold similar to that of carbide—about 2,870º C, naturally the Rosemead, Calif., company dubbed the new material Hyper-Carbide. And once you view the video below that captures a series of cutting tool tests, it's easy to see why.
Imported from the CTE archive to seed discussion on MFGAxis.
Originally published on CTE: 2010-12-15
CTE source: https://ctemag.com/articles/testing-hyper-carbide-limits/
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