Keycutters
How They Work |
Performance Data |
Sizes and Dimensions |
How to Order
Speed is based on flow
At approximately 70% volumetric efficiency the positive
displacement ball piston motor will rotate at 900 RPM
per GPM flow.
To calculate cutter RPM:
(Flow in gpm x 900)
Gear ratio
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Example: KC02 Keycutter with Cutter #103, collant flow 9 GPM:
9(GPM) x 900(RPM of motor per GPM flow) / 4.5(gear ratio of KC02) = 1800 RPM
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Torque Is Based On Pressure
Under test conditions, the ball piston motor develops
.019 in. lbs. of torque for each PSI of coolant pressure.
To calculate Keycutter torque:
PSI x .019 x gear ratio
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Example: KC03 Keycutter with Cutter #302 at 800 PSI coolant pressure:
800(coolant pressure in PSI)
x .019 x 5.5(gear ratio of KC03)
= 83.6 in. lbs. or 6.96 ft. lbs. of torque.
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To calculate metal removal rate: As a general rule, metal removal
rate is one cubic inch per minute per horsepower for steel, three
cubic inches per minute per horsepower for aluminum.
To calculate theoretical horsepower:
(Pressure in psi x .019) x (Flow in gpm x 900)
63025
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