Introduction to Steam Turbines and Blade Machining
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Challenges in Steam Turbine Blade Machining
Turbine blades are typically made from difficult-to-machine materials such as:
• High-strength stainless steels
• Nickel-based superalloys
• Titanium alloys
These materials demand cutting tools with:
• High machining efficiency
• Extended tool life
• Multi-material versatility
• Stable performance under vibration-prone conditions
GESAC’s Steam Turbine Blade Solutions
To meet these challenges, GESAC offers a comprehensive range of cutting tools engineered for superior performance in steam turbine blade manufacturing.
Key Products
1. RPMT Profile Milling Cutter
Core Technical Merits
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Paired with the newly developed Grade GMM7130, this single grade covers machining of superalloys, titanium alloys, and various stainless steels, delivering high versatility that reduces customers' tool change time and enhances machining efficiency. -
A wear-toughness balanced coating design coupled with a fracture-resistant carbide substrate ensures stable machining even in vibration-prone working conditions.
STB200 Taper Ball End Mill
Primarily used for semi-finishing and finishing of curved profiles, delivering superior surface quality while maintaining high efficiency. It has the following design features:
Applications
Why Choose GESAC for Turbine Blade Machining
By combining the RPMT-SM series and the STB200 tapered ball end mill, GESAC provides a high-efficiency turbine blade machining solution that delivers:
• Extended tool life in superalloy machining
• Improved surface finish quality
• Reduced production costs
• Enhanced process stability
Post time: Sep-08-2025