RDGX07T1M0-G88 WK10 Wendeplatten - Walter Tools

Benefit from the combination of economical, general-purpose WK10 carbide and a 15° relief angle for consistent milling results; the round geometry and G88 chipbreaker promote reliable chip control and stable cutting. Order the insert directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the technical advisors for process matching.

RDGX07T1M0-G88 WK10 milling indexable insert — round geometry, 15° relief | Walter Tools

A RDGX07T1M0-G88 WK10 milling indexable insert engineered for versatile face and peripheral milling where robust chip control and economical uncoated carbide performance are required.

• Round insert for flexible milling applications
• 15° relief angle for reduced cutting forces
• Uncoated carbide WK10 for general-purpose machining
• T1 thickness in compact, stable design

Consistent performance from an economical uncoated grade

The WK10 grade is an uncoated carbide developed for broad, general-purpose machining tasks. Its composition supports stable chip formation and predictable wear behaviour, which helps to reduce process variance in high-volume production. Because the grade is catalogue-dependent for exact material variants, checking the product matrix before application is recommended; this ensures the chosen insert aligns with the specific workpiece material and cutting conditions. The result is a pragmatic balance of tool life and cost-efficiency for many industrial milling operations.

Geometry and chip control that support reliable machining

The combination of a round geometry, a 15° relief angle, and the G88 chipbreaker is designed to lower cutting forces and guide chips away from the cutting zone. Round inserts distribute cutting loads evenly, which reduces vibration in interrupted cuts and when entering or exiting the workpiece. The compact T1 thickness contributes to secure clamping and mechanical stability. Together, these features lead to steadier surface finishes and fewer rejects in continuous production environments.

Process advantages and selection guidance

The open series designation indicates flexible application ranges; selection should be based on the specific workpiece and cutting data. For economically driven milling tasks where an uncoated solution is acceptable, this insert offers straightforward performance without the complexity of specialised coatings. Interpreting technical terms: an uncoated carbide insert provides solid hardness and wear resistance but typically requires careful speed and feed selection compared with coated grades. The tolerance class G supports reproducible seating and interchangeability across compatible toolholders.

Practical considerations for production integration

When integrating this insert into a toolset, consider the intended milling strategy: finishing passes benefit from the insert’s stable edge and chip control, while roughing strategies should factor in appropriate feeds to exploit the round geometry’s load distribution. The open-series material description and the catalogue-dependent material variants mean that process engineers should verify compatibility with aluminium, steel, stainless or other workpiece families using the available product documentation. Proper combination of cutting data and toolholder rigidity will unlock the insert’s dependable behaviour in series machining.

For economical, dependable milling with Walter Tools’ WK10 uncoated carbide, contact Metav Werkzeuge for selection support and fast availability: info@metav-werkzeuge.com, +49 2822 7131930.

Technical Data

• SKU: RDGX07T1M0-G88-WK10-WALTER
• Article designation: RDGX07T1M0-G88 WK10
• Product type: Milling indexable insert
• Brand: Walter Tools

Core data

• Geometry: Round
• Size: 07
• Thickness: T1
• Relief angle: 15°
• Chipbreaker: G88
• Tolerance class: G

Special features

• Grade: WK10 (uncoated carbide)
• Series: Walter Schneidstoffsorte - Serie offen
• Execution: X
• Material specification: catalogue-dependent

FAQ

What materials is this insert suitable for?
The RDGX07T1M0-G88 WK10 insert is a general-purpose, uncoated carbide grade; material suitability should be verified in the manufacturer’s product matrix to ensure optimal cutting data for the intended workpiece.

How does the 15° relief angle affect milling performance?
A 15° relief reduces cutting forces and improves chip formation behaviour, helping the insert maintain stability and produce consistent surface quality during face and peripheral milling operations.

What advantage does the round geometry provide compared with polygonal inserts?
Round geometry distributes cutting loads more evenly, which increases resistance to vibration in interrupted cuts and improves edge life under variable engagement conditions.

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

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