Hard Skiving

This technique is used for turning hardened metal workpieces.
High-efficiency machining can be done in a short time because machining conditions higher than conventional insert cutting conditions can be set.

The inserts for hard skiving are positioned at an angle, and machining is performed while moving the tool in the Y-axis direction or in both the Y- and Z-axis directions.
Since turning is performed while shifting the machining point, this method has the advantage of reducing tool wear.
High-efficiency machining shortens cycle times and this method produces an excellent surface finish.