climb milling

[′klīm ‚mil·iŋ]

(metallurgy)

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In this case climb milling during up and down-copying and up and down-contouring were used.

The Influence of CAM Strategies on the Tool Wear and Surface roughness

The high-speed toolpaths, because they stay in the cut longer and are climb milling, shaved five minutes off a 40-minute cycle.

The right software led to shop success: after striking out on his own, a shop enterpreneur found a CAD/CAM package that saved him time and money, as well as solving "impossible" problems

In case of climb milling, the lowest deviation values, corresponding to middle feed ratio, the highest at the lowest feed ratio.

Influence of feed direction and ratio on elliptic curvature representation accuracy during profile milling

Climb milling is preferable to conventional milling.

Use of G12/G13 counter bore cycle

The run in to cut was realized around the circle and climb milling was chosen.

Modern trends in design and testing of milling cutters

Features not only describe the geometry for a part, they also contain all the machining parameters used to cut a particular feature, such as whether to use climb milling or cutter comp and the machining strategy used for rough and finish passes.

Feature-based CAM keeps orders flowing

These programs use a climb milling direction and a 1.0" [empty set] end mill.

Milling arc shapes -- part 1: use of I & J in milling 90 degree arcs. (Shop Talk)

The two options in milling direction are described as either conventional or climb milling. Conventional and climb milling also affect chip formation and tool life.

Chapter 12 milling cutters & operations

The difference in tool life and surface finish between conventional milling and climb milling can be "neglected."

Dealing with a high speed genie

Whenever possible, cutting is done in the climb milling mode with the side of the endmill because axial pressure for those tools is hard to withstand.

High speed cutting ride the fast lane

It is highly recommended to use the climb milling technique to avoid high heat in a thin section of the chip, which encourages chip welding and re-cutting of chips, causing reduced tool life.

Whiskers toughen ceramics for hardest cuts

Climb milling using this ratio of cutter diameter to width of cut will ensure a favorable entry angle into the workpiece.