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Sumitomo ACZ150: equivalent grades from other brands

PVD coated, turning grade. The makers' comparison tables place it at M10 (stainless steel): 2 of 2 tables. The best-confirmed equivalents are Sandvik GC1105, Kennametal KC5010, Seco TS2000, Iscar IC807.

ISO AREAM10stainless steel
TYPEPVD coatedturning
TABLES THAT AGREE2 of 2place ACZ150 at M10

Equivalents at M10 · PVD coated, turning

BrandEquivalent (tables agreeing)Other candidates
SandvikGC1105 (2 of 2)GC1115, GC1025, GC1005, GC15
KennametalKC5010, KCU10 (2 of 2)KCS10, KCS10B, KC5510, KC6005
SecoTS2000, CP200 (2 of 2)TS2500, CP250
IscarIC807, IC907 (2 of 2)IC808, IC908, IC1010, IC507
WalterWSM01, WSM10, WSM10S (1 of 2)—
MitsubishiVP10RT (2 of 2)VP10MF
TungaloyAH8005, AH6225, AH710 (1 of 2)—
KyoceraPR930, PR1725, PR1025, PR1215, PR1225 (1 of 2)—
CeratizitCTPX710, CTPX715, CTPM125 (1 of 2)—
DijetJC5003 (1 of 2)—
NTKVM1 (2 of 2)DT4, DM4, ZM3, TM1

Where each table places it

Kyocera (2021)M10 · M20 · P01 · P10
Tungaloy (2023-24)K10 · M10 · P10 · S01

The tables disagree: Tungaloy (2023-24) also lists it for K (cast iron); the other tables do not.

The tables disagree: Tungaloy (2023-24) 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.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Sandvik equivalent of Sumitomo ACZ150?

GC1105, confirmed by 2 of 2 tables at M10.

What is the Iscar equivalent of Sumitomo ACZ150?

IC807, confirmed by 2 of 2 tables at M10.

What material is Sumitomo ACZ150 for?

For stainless steel: the comparison tables place it at ISO M10.

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