SNMG 150612 dimensions
| Inscribed circle IC | 15.875 mm |
| Cutting edge length | 15.88 mm |
| Thickness s | 6.35 mm |
| Nose radius rε | 1.2 mm |
| Corner angle | 90° |
| Clearance angle | 0° |
| Tolerance M | IC ±0.10 · corner height ±0.15 · thickness ±0.13 mm |
| ANSI equivalent (inch) | SNMG 543 |
What SNMG 150612 tells you on the shop floor
90° corner: the strongest edge, takes large chip loads. Ideal for roughing.
Double-sided negative insert: edges on both faces, stronger and cheaper per edge. Needs a rigid machine and clamping; not for small bores.
Pressed, medium tolerance: economical, fine for roughing and where you do not need repeatability to a few hundredths of a mm at every insert change.
Large radius: strong edge, takes high feeds. More radial force, watch slender parts.
Typical holders for SNMG
For a negative square 90° insert the most common ISO 5608 holders are:
- PSBNR/L · lead angle 75°
- PSSNR/L · lead angle 45°
- PSDNN · lead angle 45°
The final R or L means right or left hand. Shank size, length and the exact clamping are in the manufacturer's catalogue.
In inches, with the ANSI designation, the same insert is SNMG 543: size in eighths of an inch, thickness in sixteenths, radius in sixty-fourths. Converting any code, both ways, is in ISO Inserts Pro.
Other SNMG sizes
Designation to ISO 1832; reference tables: Mitsubishi Materials turning catalogue (insert identification). Holders to ISO 5608. Chipbreaker, grade and cutting data differ between manufacturers: the catalogue of the insert you use is what counts.