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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 18, 2020
Filed:
Nov. 20, 2018
Hartmetall-werkzeugfabrik Paul Horn Gmbh, Tübingen, DE;
Christian Stark, Rottenburg, DE;
Hartmetall-Werkzeugfabrik Paul Hom GmbH, Tubingen, DE;
Abstract
A cutting insert for a milling tool, having a first side, a second side which is identical to the first side and a circumferential surface which extends between the first and the second sides, with a bore which extends along a bore axis. The cutting insert is 120° rotationally symmetrical with respect to the bore axis and includes on each of the first side and the second side three identically formed cutting regions, respectively, which are situated at a transition between the first side and the circumferential surface or at a transition between the second side and the circumferential surface, respectively. Each of the in total six cutting regions includes a first rectilinear cutting edge, a second rectilinear cutting edge, and a third arcuate cutting edge, wherein a first end of the first cutting edge is connected to a first end of the third cutting edge, and a first end of the second cutting edge is connected to a second end of the third cutting edge, wherein the first and the second cutting edges are of same length. The cutting insert includes on the first side a first contact surface which extends orthogonally to the bore axis and lies in a first contact plane, and on the second side includes a second contact surface which extends orthogonally to the bore axis and lies in a second contact plane, and wherein each of the first cutting edges are connected at their second ends, which are located opposite the first ends, to one of a total of six arcuate edges, a vertex of which is located between the first and the second contact planes.