ADMT10T330R-F56 WKP35S Wendeplatten - Walter Tools

Take advantage of the combination of proven Tiger‑tec Silver cutting grade, stable chip control and robust parallelogram 85° geometry to maintain steady production rates and predictable tool life; order directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the technical team for application-specific recommendations.

ADMT10T330R-F56 WKP35S — Milling Insert, Tiger‑tec Silver, for Steel and Cast Iron (Walter Tools)

A ADMT10T330R-F56 WKP35S milling insert engineered for productive machining of steel and cast iron in mixed production environments

• Tiger‑tec Silver coating technology
• Suitable for steel and cast iron machining
• Parallelogram 85° insert geometry
• 3 mm corner radius for stable cutting

Higher throughput thanks to a wear‑resistant cutting grade

The combination of the Tiger‑tec Silver series and the WKP35S grade delivers a wear‑resistant, coated cemented‑carbide solution that is optimised for the thermal and mechanical stresses encountered when machining steel and cast iron. The coating and substrate pairing is designed to slow abrasive wear and maintain a stable cutting edge, which results in extended tool life and more predictable reconditioning intervals. In production terms, this means fewer tool changes and a steadier machining cycle time when compared with uncoated or less advanced grades.

Geometry that supports rigidity and versatile toolpaths

The parallelogram 85° geometry together with the 15° relief angle and a 3 mm corner radius offers a balance between accessibility and cutting edge strength. The insert form provides favourable entry and exit behaviour on radial approaches while the corner radius reduces the risk of chipping on light interruptions and moderate radial engagements. This geometry is useful for both finishing passes where surface integrity is important and for productive roughing passes where edge stability is required.

Chip control and material group suitability explained

Equipped with the F56 chipbreaker, the insert is tuned to produce short, consistent chips in many turning and milling conditions, aiding evacuation and reducing the risk of recutting. The designation follows the ISO material group concept: P indicates suitability for steels and K for cast irons, as defined in ISO 513. In practice this means the insert is engineered for the typical heat generation and chip formation of steels and the abrasive, often brittle behaviour of cast parts, supporting a wide range of component materials without frequent grade swaps.

Predictable performance for industrial production

Designed as a medium‑tolerance option (tolerance class M) and produced in the T3 thickness family, this insert provides reproducible seating and repeatable pocket indexing. The balance of grade, chipbreaker and geometry supports consistent surface finish and dimensional stability across runs, which contributes directly to reduced scrap rates and improved overall equipment effectiveness (OEE). Integration into established Walter Tools tool systems is straightforward, and the insert’s specifications facilitate easy replacement and inventory handling in workshop settings.

For application advice or to reserve ADMT10T330R-F56 WKP35S inserts from Walter Tools, contact Metav Werkzeuge GmbH — technical consultants are available by e‑mail at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or by phone at +49 2822 7131930

Technical data

• Article number: ADMT10T330R-F56-WKP35S-WALTER
• Manufacturer: Walter Tools
• Product type: Milling insert
• Designation: ADMT10T330R-F56 WKP35S

Facts

• Relief angle: 15°
• Corner radius: 3 mm
• Insert size: 10
• Plate thickness: T3
• Geometry: Parallelogram 85°
• Tolerance class: M

Special features

• Series: Tiger‑tec Silver
• Grade: WKP35S (coated cemented carbide)
• Chipbreaker: F56
• Material suitability: P / K (steel, cast iron)
• Execution: T

FAQ

What materials can this insert machine effectively?
The ADMT10T330R-F56 WKP35S insert from Walter Tools is suitable for steel (P) and cast iron (K) applications as indicated by its grade and chipbreaker configuration.

How does the F56 chipbreaker affect machining?
The F56 chipbreaker on this Walter Tools insert promotes short, controlled chip formation, improving evacuation and reducing the chance of recutting during medium to high metal removal rates.

Which insert geometry is this and what advantage does it give?
The parallelogram 85° geometry with a 15° relief angle enhances cutting stability and access on complex toolpaths while the 3 mm corner radius increases edge robustness for mixed finishing and roughing operations.

Is this insert suitable for production environments with mixed materials?
Yes — the combination of Tiger‑tec Silver coating and the WKP35S grade provides wear resistance and consistent edge life across steel and cast iron batches, making it well suited to mixed‑material production.

What tolerance and thickness can be expected for repeatability?
This insert is supplied in tolerance class M and the T3 thickness family, ensuring reproducible seating and consistent indexing in modular milling toolheads.

Manufacturer/Responsible: Walter Deutschland GmbH; Derendinger Straße 53; 72072 Tübingen; Germany

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