Why is the stainless steel socket flange harder than other flanges?

　　ANSI B16.5 Stainless steel socket flanges are not easy to break chips during cutting, and are prone to produce built-up edge, which affects the quality of the machined surface.

　　Therefore, large rake angle, high-speed cutting or large rake angle, low-speed cutting and cutting fluid are often used to process stainless steel 300 lbs welded ANSI B16.5 socket flange data. The chip breaker on the tool can be ground to improve the cutting edge and tool surface. At the same time, for low carbon steel, normalizing treatment can be carried out to refine the grain size.

　　Stainless steel socket flanges are made of materials with high strength but poor strength, such as high carbon steel, tool steel, cast iron, etc. The cutting force generated during cutting is large, the power consumption is large, and the tool is prone to fatigue.

　　Baseline of varieties and specifications of stainless steel socket flanges. In order to facilitate distinction, use and management, machine tools must be classified.
        ANSI B16.5 stainless steel socket flanges are classified primarily based on their machinability and the tool stations used.