Every carbide insert has an identification code attached to it. This isn't a random collection of letters and numbers, but a comprehensive system that can help you identify the correct tool. Each letter or number in the identification code correlates to the phrases in this list.

Carbide inserts are widely used in milling operations for creating complex shapes and contours. From roughing to finishing, these inserts offer high cutting speeds, exceptional stability, and extended tool life, making them ideal for both heavy-duty and precision milling applications.

Always select a carbide insert size based on the specific application needs and space for cutting tools in the application. Relatively large insert size provides better stability. Heavy machining requires a carbide insert size of above IC 25mm.