Carbide Milling Inserts
Browse ONMY carbide milling inserts by machining application or insert family. The range covers face milling, shoulder milling, high-feed milling, profile milling and side & face milling systems.
Find Milling Inserts by Machining Method
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Indexable inserts for productive surface milling with compatible face-milling cutter systems.
Explore Face Milling
Insert families for square-shoulder, side, pocket and general indexable milling operations.
Explore Shoulder Milling
Shallow-depth, high-feed insert systems for productive roughing and high metal-removal rates.
Explore High Feed Milling
Round and profile-oriented inserts for contour machining, copy milling and curved surfaces.
Explore Profile Milling
Insert system for side milling, slot and groove machining with compatible side-and-face cutters.
Explore Side & Face MillingMilling Insert Families
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Insert Code
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Machining Operation
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Workpiece Material
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Cutter Body
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Carbide Grades Across the Milling Range
Grade availability differs by insert family and complete model. The cards below give a simple material-direction reference for the grade families most commonly represented across the ONMY milling insert range.
Suitable for carbon steel, alloy steel and general-purpose steel milling applications.
Mainly used for stainless steel and tougher steel materials that require stable edge performance.
Commonly selected for cast iron and other ferrous materials under stable milling conditions.
General milling grade covering a broad mix of steel, stainless steel and cast iron applications.
Designed for aluminum, copper and other non-ferrous materials that benefit from sharp cutting edges.
Used on selected insert models for demanding milling in steel or cast iron, depending on the system.
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