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blades increase the productivity proportionally the potential of chip packing or
                   cutting vibration show that in all cases of ultrahigh numbers of blade groups
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                   significant tradeoffs have to be made. Pentac Ecoblade-RT is the cutter sys-
                   tem without compromises and tradeoffs.

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                   A  summary  of  the  unique  advantages  of  Pentac Ecoblade-RT  cutter  heads
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                   and  their  application  is  listed  in  Figure  11.  One  Pentac Ecoblade-RT  cutter
                   size  covers  the  range  of  RSR   cutters  and  beyond.  The  reduction  of  cutter
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                   head  inventory  and  the  reduction  of  required  blade  sizes  makes  Pen-
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                   tac Ecoblade-RT an economical cutting tool with an ecologically positive im-
                   pact.



                   27.7  Literature

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                   [1] Stadtfeld, H.J.  “Radially Truable Cutter Heads PENTAC PLUS-RT”,
                                        Company Publication, The Gleason Works, Rochester, New
                                        York, February 2014

                   [2] Stadtfeld, H.J.  “Gleason Bevel Gear Technology, The Science of Gear En-
                                        gineering  and  Modern  Manufacturing  Methods  for  Angular
                                        Transmissions”, Company Publication, The Gleason Works,
                                        Rochester, New York, March 2014, Pages 257 to 260



















                                             Elimination of Chip Packing



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