SYSTEM STATUS: FDA ACTIVE ISO 13485 Valid MDR Ready
Establishment SinoTitanium
Metals
FEI No. 3033849259
Status Valid
[ISO 13485:2016 VERIFIED] // VDS- PROTOCOL ACTIVE
System Protocol: SOP-04 Active

SOP-04: Titanium Tool Life Extension Protocol.

Premature bur failure is rarely a 'bad bur' issue. It is a thermal management and material consistency issue.

Target Surface Speed (Vc) 50 - 70 m/min
Coolant Concentration > 8%
ValidTi Machinability High

Applicable Systems

APPLICABLE SYSTEMS: Wet-Milling Dental 5-Axis Units Only (VHF, Roland, Imes-icore).

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Risk Addressed

Micro-Vibration & Coating Delamination

Inconsistent Titanium (Grade 4/5 generic) often contains 'Hard Alpha' inclusions. When a 1.0mm tool hits these inclusions at 20,000 RPM, the cutting edge chips immediately. ValidTi's triple-melted, fine-grain structure provides a homogeneous cutting path, preserving the tool coating.

Tool Wear Analysis

Fig 1. Comparative Tool Wear Analysis after 50 Units. SEM comparison showing damaged edge vs. intact edge.

Optimization Parameters

Adjust your CAM strategy to mitigate Titanium's low thermal conductivity.

01

Coolant Concentration

Critical

Maintain coolant oil concentration above 8% (Refractometer reading). Lean coolant causes immediate thermal shock and micro-cracking of the binder.

02

Milling Strategy

Recommended

Ensure 'Climb Milling' (Down Milling) for roughing. Conventional milling pushes the chip into the workpiece, generating work-hardening heat.

03

Tool Path Engagement

Advanced

Utilize Trochoidal Milling (Dynamic Milling) for thick cross-sections to maintain constant tool load and facilitate chip evacuation.

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