Equivalents at M30 · coated, milling
| Brand | Equivalent (tables agreeing) | Other candidates |
|---|---|---|
| Sandvik | GC2040, GC1040 (3 of 3) | GC2030, S30T, S40T |
| Kennametal | KC725M (3 of 3) | KC530M, KC735M, KC930M, KCPM40 |
| Seco | F40M (3 of 3) | T350M, MP2501, MP3501, T25M |
| Walter | WSP45, WSP46, WSM35, WSM36 (1 of 3) | — |
| Mitsubishi | F7030, VP30RT, MP7140 (3 of 3) | VP15TF, MP7130, MP7030, VP20RT |
| Sumitomo | ACM300 (3 of 3) | XCU2500, ACM200, ACP300, ACP100 |
| Tungaloy | T3130, AH130 (3 of 3) | T3225, AH3135, AH9130, AH140 |
| Kyocera | CA6535, PR1535 (3 of 3) | PR830, PR1225, PR1525, PR1835 |
| Ceratizit | GM226+, GM246, GM43+, CTC5235, CTC5240, CTP1235, CTP2235 (1 of 3) | — |
| Dijet | JC8015, JC5015, JC5118, JC8050 (3 of 3) | JC7560, JC835S |
| Ingersoll | IN6530, IN2505, IN4005, IN4030, IN2530, IN2005 (1 of 3) | — |
| NTK | ZM3 (1 of 3) | — |
| TaeguTec | TT7800, TT8020, TT8080 (1 of 3) | — |
| Widia | TN7525, TN7535, TN6540 (1 of 3) | — |
Where each table places it
| Kyocera (2021) | M20 · M30 |
| Mitsubishi (2025-27) | H20 · H30 · K10 · M30 · S20 |
| Tungaloy (2023-24) | H20 · H30 · K01 · K10 · M20 · M30 · P10 · P20 · P30 |
The tables disagree: Mitsubishi (2025-27), Tungaloy (2023-24) also list it for H (hardened materials); the other table does not.
The tables disagree: Mitsubishi (2025-27), Tungaloy (2023-24) also list it for K (cast iron); the other table does not.
The tables disagree: Tungaloy (2023-24) also lists it for P (steel); the other tables do not.
The tables disagree: Mitsubishi (2025-27) also lists it for S (superalloys and titanium); the other tables do not.
Note: table built by cross-checking the comparison tables published by Mitsubishi Materials (2025-2027 catalogue), Tungaloy (2023-2024) and Kyocera (2021). Each maker states its table is an estimate based on publications, not approved by the companies named; this one is not approved by them either. Equivalences are indicative: substrate, coating and geometry differ between brands. The catalogue of the grade you use is what counts. Grade names and trademarks belong to their owners.