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WWM320 Bronze-Coated Insert for Stainless Steel and HRC35–HRC45 Hardened Materials

WWM320 is a milling insert made for stainless steel and hardened materials in the HRC35–HRC45 range. The bronze coating is there to cut friction at the edge.

Two things tend to go wrong when milling stainless steel: the workpiece sticks to the cutting edge, and the hardened skin layer wears the insert down fast. The WWM320 is set up to deal with both. Wear and chipping resistance stay strong, cutting runs stable, and the surface comes out clean.

  • Bronze coating limits friction and built-up edge
  • For stainless steel and hardened materials HRC35–HRC45
  • Stable cutting with a good surface finish
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WWM320 不锈钢专用铣刀片
Key Advantages

Built for Reliability in the Field

Each part is engineered and QC'd against the exacting standards your equipment demands.

Insert geometry

aimed at stainless steel, so chips clear instead of welding to the edge

Bronze coating

keeps friction down, which slows wear and helps hold tolerance

Holds up under HRC35

HRC45 hardened skin layers where standard inserts chip out

Engineered Around Your Workflow
Feature

Engineered Around Your Workflow

WWM320 is a milling insert made for stainless steel and hardened materials in the HRC35–HRC45 range. The bronze coating is there to cut friction at the edge.

Two things tend to go wrong when milling stainless steel: the workpiece sticks to the cutting edge, and the hardened skin layer wears the insert down fast. The WWM320 is set up to deal with both. Wear and chipping resistance stay strong, cutting runs stable, and the surface comes out clean.

  • Bronze coating limits friction and built-up edge
  • For stainless steel and hardened materials HRC35–HRC45
  • Stable cutting with a good surface finish
Where It Works
Feature

Where It Works

  • Milling stainless steel parts where galling and sticking are a problem
  • Cutting through hardened surfaces and work-hardened layers in the HRC35–HRC45 range
  • Face milling and shoulder milling of stainless steel components
  • Semi-finishing and finishing passes that need a clean surface
  • General machining of corrosion-resistant and high-hardness alloys
Real World

Trusted Across Industries

From mining fleets to manufacturing lines, this part ships globally and runs under load.

Proven in thousands of installations across mining, construction, energy and heavy manufacturing. Designed for 24/7 operation and backed by a responsive engineering support team.

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Specifications

Technical Specifications

Key parameters below. Full dimensional drawings, tolerance sheets and material certificates available on request.

Model
WWM320
Product Type
Stainless steel milling insert
Coating
Bronze coating
Working Material
Stainless steel and high-hardness materials
Hardness Range
HRC35–HRC45
Key Features
Anti-galling, wear resistant, chipping resistant, stable cutting, excellent surface quality
FAQ

Questions Buyers Often Ask

What materials is the WWM320 insert designed for?
Stainless steel and high-hardness materials in the HRC35–HRC45 range. It makes the most sense where stainless steel tends to stick to the cutting edge, or where the workpiece has a hardened surface layer that eats standard inserts.
Why choose a bronze coating for stainless steel milling?
Bronze coating cuts friction between the insert and the workpiece. Less friction means less built-up edge and less adhesion when you're machining stainless steel, which keeps cutting more stable and leaves a better surface finish.
How do I confirm compatibility with my cutter body and operation?
Check the insert geometry, size and clamping style against your milling cutter specs. Send us your cutter model, the machining operation and the workpiece material, and we'll confirm which insert matches.
What is the typical lead time?
Standard items usually ship from stock or with a short lead time. For larger quantities or specific batches, we confirm lead time at order stage. Tell us the quantity you need and we'll give you an accurate delivery schedule.
How is quality controlled?
Inserts are made with a controlled carbide grade and coating process. Before shipment they're inspected for dimensional consistency and coating quality, so the cutting performance you get holds up in use.