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Micro 100 RNCM-040-1X Engraving Tool 6.00mm 90° Carbide AlTiN
Single-flute 90° carbide engraving tool with AlTiN coating and 6.00 mm length of cut
- 90° point angle creates precise engraving lines
- Carbide substrate resists wear for extended tool life
- AlTiN coating reduces friction and heat buildup
- 00 mm cut length suits detailed work
- Micro 100 brand delivers consistent manufacturing quality
Engraving Tool 6.00 mm 90° Carbide AlTiN
The Micro 100 RNCM-040-1X is a single-flute engraving tool ground from solid carbide and coated with AlTiN. It is built for CNC operators and machinists who need precise v-groove marking or light profiling in a range of metals. The 90-degree included angle produces clean, sharp characters and decorative lines.
Carbide Substrate with AlTiN Coating
The carbide body resists wear and holds a keen edge longer than high-speed steel when cutting abrasive alloys. The AlTiN layer adds high-temperature stability and lubricity, allowing higher spindle speeds and reducing built-up edge on stainless steels and titanium without requiring coolant in many light-engraving passes.
6.00 mm Length of Cut Constraint
The 6.00 mm length of cut limits the maximum depth of a single pass, so deep characters require multiple step-downs. The fixed 90-degree geometry cannot produce narrower or wider groove profiles without a tool change, and the tool is not suited for heavy material removal or roughing operations.
Highlights
- 90° point angle creates precise engraving lines
- Carbide substrate resists wear for extended tool life
- AlTiN coating reduces friction and heat buildup
- 00 mm cut length suits detailed work
- Micro 100 brand delivers consistent manufacturing quality
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 90° carbide tip with AlTiN coating need re-sharpening after extended use?
The carbide construction with AlTiN coating resists wear longer than uncoated steel, but the 6.00 mm length of cut will eventually dull and require professional re-grinding or replacement.
What limits continuous engraving time before the tool overheats?
Heat builds in the carbide body during sustained cutting; the 90° included angle concentrates load, so intermittent passes and coolant pauses are needed to maintain edge integrity.
How much vibration and noise does this single-flute engraver produce in a CNC spindle running all day?
A single 6.00 mm carbide flute runs quieter than multi-flute cutters, yet high spindle speeds still generate audible whine and minor harmonic vibration transmitted to the machine frame.
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