Hathyar - Parting Tool Bits

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Short Description

Cutting off a finished component cleanly from bar stock is one of those small steps that can make or break a turning job, and that's exactly where Hathyar parting tool bits earn their place on the tool rack. Ground from high-speed steel and hardened to hold a sharp, narrow cutting edge, these bits are built to slice through material without wandering, chattering, or leaving a rough edge behind. Machinists use them on lathes and automats for separating parts, grooving, and undercutting where a slim blade needs to do a precise job. They're the kind of tool you reach for again and again because the cut just comes out right.

  • Material: High-speed steel (HSS), with cobalt-alloyed grades available for tougher jobs
  • Grades: M2 for general-purpose cutting, M35 and M42 for harder or abrasive materials
  • Hardness: Typically falls in the 62 to 66 HRc range after heat treatment
  • Size Range: Available in various blade widths and lengths to suit different lathe capacities
  • Cross-Section: Square and flat profiles depending on the holder type used
  • Surface Finish: Ground finish on cutting faces for smoother chip flow
  • Standards: Manufactured in line with recognized industrial dimensional standards

Key Features

  • Made from high-speed steel for long-lasting edge retention
  • Hardened to resist wear during continuous parting operations
  • Narrow blade profile designed for clean, accurate separation cuts
  • Suitable for use on manual lathes, automats, and CNC turning centers
  • Available in multiple grades to match different material types
  • Ground surfaces for consistent finish and reduced friction during cutting
  • Compatible with standard tool holders and blade-type tool posts
  • Performs well on both ferrous and non-ferrous materials

Applications of Hathyar Parting Tool Bits

  • Separating finished components from bar stock on lathes
  • Cut-off operations on automatic lathes and turret machines
  • Grooving and necking operations on turned parts
  • Trimming excess material after facing or turning
  • Producing washers, spacers, and small turned discs
  • Undercutting shafts before threading or grinding
  • General workshop turning and job work
  • Automotive component machining
  • Fastener and hardware manufacturing
  • Tool room and prototype machining tasks

Advantages of Parting Tool Bits

  • Deliver clean, burr-free cuts with minimal material waste
  • Hold their edge longer than untreated carbon steel tools
  • Reduce the chances of chatter during narrow cutting operations
  • Easy to resharpen using standard grinding equipment
  • Work well across a range of metals without frequent tool changes
  • Help keep cycle times shorter in repetitive turning work

Why Choose Genuine Enterprises

We've spent years supplying cutting tools to workshops that can't afford a bad batch or an inconsistent grind. Every parting tool bit that leaves our facility goes through proper heat treatment and quality checks, so what you get on your lathe matches what you expect on paper. That kind of consistency matters when your production schedule depends on tools performing the same way, shift after shift.

 

Being a known hathyar supplier in India, we understand the pressure workshops face when a tool fails mid-run and machining time gets wasted. That's why we focus on getting the grade, hardness, and grinding right before a single bit ships out. Our team also stays available for technical queries, so if you're unsure which grade suits your material, you're not left guessing on your own.

1.What is a parting tool bit used for?
It's used to cut off or separate a finished part from bar stock during lathe turning, and it's also handy for grooving and undercutting.

2. Which grade of HSS should I choose for parting tool bits?
M2 works well for general-purpose materials, while M35 or M42 grades are better suited for harder or more abrasive metals.

3. Can these parting tool bits be resharpened?
Yes, they can be reground using a standard grinding wheel, which makes them cost-effective over repeated use.

4. Are these tool bits suitable for CNC lathes as well as manual ones?
Yes, they can be used on both manual and CNC lathes as long as the correct holder and blade size are matched.

5. What causes chatter during parting operations, and can it be avoided?
Chatter usually comes from excess tool overhang or incorrect cutting speed, and using a properly ground, rigid parting bit helps reduce it significantly.

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