What is plunging in milling and why is it used?

Plunging is a machining method where the cutter feeds axially into the workpiece to create cavities, slots, or pockets. It’s often chosen for deep material removal with high accuracy.

What makes ISCAR’s plunging cutters stand out?

ISCAR designs cutters with rigid construction, specialized edge geometry to reduce cutting forces, and advanced carbide grades that extend tool life in demanding conditions.

Which materials can ISCAR’s plunging cutters handle?

They are suitable for steels, stainless steel, cast iron, aluminum alloys, and high temperature aerospace materials.

What types of plunging cutters does ISCAR offer?

Options include indexable end mills for easy insert changes, solid carbide plunge mills for high-speed and small-diameter work, and modular milling systems for cost efficiency and flexibility.

In which industries are these cutters commonly used?

ISCAR’s plunging cutters are widely applied in mold & die manufacturing, aerospace pocket machining, automotive slotting, and rough cavity machining in general engineering.

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