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Esko Kongsberg 6mm Wood Double Flute Milling & Router Bits

Esko Kongsberg 6mm Wood Double Flute Milling & Router Bits are industrial-grade solid carbide tools engineered specifically for Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems tables. They specialize in machining soft and hard composite woods, MDF, plywood, and laminate boards Inquiry Now

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Esko Kongsberg 6mm Wood Double Flute Milling & Router Bits

The provided list contains technical part numbers and identifier codes for industrial CNC tungsten carbide milling and router bits manufactured for Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems (formerly under Esko). These specific bits feature a 6 mm shank diameter and 64 mm total length, engineered primarily for processing soft and hard composite wood with top print laminates.

Part Number	i-Code	OEM Global ID	Cut Direction	Tip Diameter	Max Milling Depth
BIT-WDD06-6025-64	i-5712	G42458778	Down-Cut (Double Flute)	6.0 mm	25 mm
BIT-WDD06-4016-64	i-5710	G42458760	Down-Cut (Double Flute)	4.0 mm	16 mm
BIT-WUD06-4016-64	i-5210	G42458497	Up-Cut (Double Flute)	4.0 mm	16 mm
BIT-WUD06-6025-64	i-5212	G42458752	Up-Cut (Double Flute)	6.0 mm	25 mm

Key Specifications & Coding Breakdown

· WDD vs. WUD: WDD designates Wood Down-Cut Double-flute bits, which push chips downward to prevent top surface lamination from fraying or tearing. WUD designates Wood Up-Cut Double-flute bits, which pull chips upward to maximize material clearance and prevent clogging during deep grooving.

· 06-6025-64 / 06-4016-64: The first digits (06) represent the 6 mm shank diameter. The next digits represent the cutting tip diameter and maximum cutting depth (e.g., 6025 means a 6.0 mm tip with a 25 mm depth capacity). The final number (64) indicates the overall tool length of 64 mm.

· Machine Compatibility: These components interface directly with Kongsberg cutting tables using High-Power Milling Units (HPMU), MultiCUT-HP (3kW), or standard MultiCUT (1kW) tool heads via matching collet/chuck systems.

Operational Parameters for Timber & MDF

To optimize tool longevity and avoid edge chipping on your digital cutting table, adhere to standard benchmark CNC settings:

Optimal Spindle Speed: Maintain a continuous 18,000 RPM to ensure clean shear angles.
MDF & Particle Board Feed Rate: Run between 10,000 and 12,000 mm/min for rapid chip clearing.
Hardwood Feed Rate: Drop feed speeds down to 8,800 mm/min to preserve tool geometry and mitigate deflection.