Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs Calculator

✖Cost of the Holder is the amount required to get a new holder for a tool.ⓘ Cost of the Holder [C_h]			+10% -10%
✖Tool Cost is the amount of money spend on the purchase, maintenance and changing of tools.ⓘ Tool Cost [TC]			+10% -10%
✖Cost of Insert is the amount spent on inserting a tool in its specified holder.ⓘ Cost of Insert [C_i]			+10% -10%
✖Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert is the supposed count of cutting edges that engaged during insertion into the holder.ⓘ Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert [CE_avg]			+10% -10%

✖Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder is the total number of Cutting Edges engaged with the holder until it wears off beyond use.ⓘ Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs [CE_hl]

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Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs

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`"CE"_{"hl"} = "C"_{"h"}/("TC"-("C"_{"i"}/"CE"_{"avg"}))`

Example

`"18.18182"="2000"/("200"-("900"/"10"))`

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Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder = Cost of the Holder/(Tool Cost-(Cost of Insert/Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert))
CE_hl = C_h/(TC-(C_i/CE_avg))
This formula uses 5 Variables

Variables Used

Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder - Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder is the total number of Cutting Edges engaged with the holder until it wears off beyond use.
Cost of the Holder - Cost of the Holder is the amount required to get a new holder for a tool.
Tool Cost - Tool Cost is the amount of money spend on the purchase, maintenance and changing of tools.
Cost of Insert - Cost of Insert is the amount spent on inserting a tool in its specified holder.
Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert - Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert is the supposed count of cutting edges that engaged during insertion into the holder.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Cost of the Holder: 2000 --> No Conversion Required
Tool Cost: 200 --> No Conversion Required
Cost of Insert: 900 --> No Conversion Required
Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert: 10 --> No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

CE_hl = C_h/(TC-(C_i/CE_avg)) --> 2000/(200-(900/10))

Evaluating ... ...

CE_hl = 18.1818181818182

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

18.1818181818182 --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

18.1818181818182 ≈ 18.18182 <-- Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder

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Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs Formula

Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder = Cost of the Holder/(Tool Cost-(Cost of Insert/Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert))
CE_hl = C_h/(TC-(C_i/CE_avg))

The Importance of Tool Holders

A tool holder is very important in mechanized processes that require high levels of accuracy because they are the interface between a tool and a machine. An imbalance between a high-speed tool and a machine could damage the final product by providing an undesired finish, or it could shorten the lifespan of a machine by wearing down the spindle. The right tool holder, when properly installed and cared for, makes sure cutting processes are performed accurately and safely.

How to Calculate Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs?

Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs calculator uses Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder = Cost of the Holder/(Tool Cost-(Cost of Insert/Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert)) to calculate the Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder, The Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs is a method to determine the maximum number of cutting tools that can be engaged with the tool holder until it wears of beyond repair. Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder is denoted by CE_hl symbol.

How to calculate Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs, enter Cost of the Holder (C_h), Tool Cost (TC), Cost of Insert (C_i) & Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert (CE_avg) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs calculation can be explained with given input values -> 18.18182 = 2000/(200-(900/10)).

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What is Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs?

The Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs is a method to determine the maximum number of cutting tools that can be engaged with the tool holder until it wears of beyond repair and is represented as CE_hl = C_h/(TC-(C_i/CE_avg)) or Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder = Cost of the Holder/(Tool Cost-(Cost of Insert/Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert)). Cost of the Holder is the amount required to get a new holder for a tool, Tool Cost is the amount of money spend on the purchase, maintenance and changing of tools, Cost of Insert is the amount spent on inserting a tool in its specified holder & Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert is the supposed count of cutting edges that engaged during insertion into the holder.

How to calculate Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs?

The Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs is a method to determine the maximum number of cutting tools that can be engaged with the tool holder until it wears of beyond repair is calculated using Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder = Cost of the Holder/(Tool Cost-(Cost of Insert/Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert)). To calculate Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder given Estimated Tool Costs, you need Cost of the Holder (C_h), Tool Cost (TC), Cost of Insert (C_i) & Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert (CE_avg). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Cost of the Holder, Tool Cost, Cost of Insert & Average Number of Cutting Edges used per Insert and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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