SNMG150616-MK5 WKK10S Wendeplatten - Walter Tools

Benefit from the combination of a wear‑resistant Tiger‑tec Silver coating and the MK5 chipbreaker for reliable chip control and extended tool life when machining cast iron; order directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our application specialists for tailored advice and stock availability.

SNMG150616-MK5 WKK10S turning insert for cast iron – Tiger‑tec Silver, MK5 | Walter Tools

A SNMG150616-MK5 WKK10S turning insert engineered to deliver consistent performance in the machining of cast‑iron components.

• Tiger‑tec Silver coating for wear resistance
• Optimised for cast iron machining
• MK5 chipbreaker for controlled chips
• Square 90° insert, 1.6 mm corner radius

High productivity through enhanced wear resistance

The Tiger‑tec Silver coating provides a robust surface that resists abrasive wear commonly encountered when machining cast iron. This results in longer tool life and fewer changeovers, supporting continuous production runs. The coating technology combines a hard, thermally stable top layer with an engineered substrate to maintain cutting performance at elevated temperatures; in practical terms, this means more consistent component tolerances over longer periods and a reduced tooling cost per part. The paragraph focuses on delivering measurable efficiency gains rather than vague promises.

Reliable chip control and stable cutting

Equipped with the MK5 chipbreaker, the insert promotes predictable chip control, producing short, manageable chips that are suited to the brittle, breaking‑type chips of grey and nodular cast irons. The chipbreaker geometry is designed to guide chip flow and reduce the risk of entanglement, which enhances process security and reduces downtime. Explained simply, chip control improves surface quality and machine safety while enabling higher feed rates where appropriate.

Dimensional stability and edge endurance

The square 90° insert geometry combined with a 1.6 mm corner radius offers a balance between strength and finishing capability. A negative 0° relief angle contributes to edge stability under interrupted cuts and heavy sections, making the grade well suited to robust roughing and reliable finishing of cast‑iron parts. These attributes translate into repeatable part quality and less frequent tool dressing, supporting tight production schedules and predictable throughput.

Application scope and material suitability

Designed for the ISO group K (cast iron), the WKK10S grade is optimised for the abrasive wear and short‑breaking chip behaviour typical of these materials. The insert suits a range of cast‑iron turning tasks where process reliability and wear resistance are priorities. For workshops seeking a tool that balances durability with versatility in cast‑iron applications, this insert provides a technically sound choice that aligns with industrial machining demands.

Contact Metav Werkzeuge for specific application recommendations on Walter Tools Tiger‑tec Silver inserts and to confirm availability for cast‑iron production needs.

Technical data

• Article number: SNMG150616-MK5-WKK10S-WALTER
• Description: SNMG150616-MK5 WKK10S turning insert
• Product type: Turning insert (indexable)
• Manufacturer: Walter Tools

Facts

• Size: 15 mm
• Corner radius: 1.6 mm
• Relief angle: 0° (negative)
• Plate thickness: 06
• Tolerance class: M

Special features

• Coating: Tiger‑tec Silver
• Grade: WKK10S
• Chipbreaker: MK5
• Shape: Square 90°
• Material suitability: Cast iron (ISO group K)
• Series: Tiger‑tec Silver

FAQ

What materials is this insert intended for?
The SNMG150616-MK5 WKK10S insert is intended for cast iron machining and is formulated to handle the abrasive wear and short‑breaking chips typical of ISO group K materials.

How does the Tiger‑tec Silver coating benefit production?
The Tiger‑tec Silver coating increases wear resistance and thermal stability, extending tool life and enabling more consistent cutting performance in demanding cast‑iron operations.

What role does the MK5 chipbreaker play?
The MK5 chipbreaker promotes controlled, short chips that are easier to manage during turning of cast iron, improving surface quality and reducing the risk of chip‑related interruptions.

Is the geometry suitable for heavy roughing?
The square 90° form and 1.6 mm corner radius, together with a negative relief angle, provide a robust cutting edge that is suitable for heavy‑duty engagement and interrupted cuts on cast‑iron components.

Can this insert be used for finishing as well as roughing?
Yes; the combination of edge stability and wear resistance allows the insert to perform in both roughing and finishing tasks where the chosen feeds and speeds are appropriate for the material and machine setup.

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

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