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    Kyocera has introduced two new cermet cutting inserts called the PV7010 MEGACOAT Cermet for machining steel and the PV7005 MEGACOAT Cermet for machining cast iron. They have also introduced the TN6010 Superfine Cermet which is ideal for semi-finishing of steels. These new cermet inserts feature an improved proprietary PVD coating called MEGACOAT that provides enhanced wear-resistance, stability during machining, and durability over previous cermet inserts. Kyocera aims to sell 200 million yen worth of these three new cermet products in their first year.

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    Kyocera has introduced two new cermet cutting inserts called the PV7010 MEGACOAT Cermet for machining steel and the PV7005 MEGACOAT Cermet for machining cast iron. They have also introduced the TN6010 Superfine Cermet which is ideal for semi-finishing of steels. These new cermet inserts feature an improved proprietary PVD coating called MEGACOAT that provides enhanced wear-resistance, stability during machining, and durability over previous cermet inserts. Kyocera aims to sell 200 million yen worth of these three new cermet products in their first year.

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    KYOCERA Releases New MEGACOAT Cermets, Superfine Cermet Cutting Inserts

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    Kyocera has introduced two new cermet cutting inserts called the PV7010 MEGACOAT Cermet for machining steel and the PV7005 MEGACOAT Cermet for machining cast iron. They have also introduced the TN6010 Superfine Cermet which is ideal for semi-finishing of steels. These new cermet inserts feature an improved proprietary PVD coating called MEGACOAT that provides enhanced wear-resistance, stability during machining, and durability over previous cermet inserts. Kyocera aims to sell 200 million yen worth of these three new cermet products in their first year.

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    KYOCERA Releases New MEGACOAT Cermets, Superfine Cermet Cutting Inserts
    Improved wear-resistance, ideal for finishing
    October 29, 2008

    (This document was translated from the Japanese press release.) Kyocera Corporation (President: Makoto Kawamura) announced that its Cutting Tool Division will introduce two new cermet inserts that feature greater wear-resistance enabled by Kyocera's proprietary PVD coating system MEGACOAT: the PV7010 MEGACOAT Cermet for machining steel and the PV7005 MEGACOAT Cermet for machining cast iron; as well as the TN6010 Superfine Cermet, which is ideal for semi-finishing of steels. Cermet is a composite of ceramic and metal, used in cutting tools, which combines the superior heat-resistance of ceramic with the toughness of metal. Cermet has long been used for the finishing of steels, cast iron and other hard materials because of its superior wear- and heat-resistance, and its low affinity with work materials - attributes that ensure high-precision surface machining. Specializing in ceramic materials, Kyocera has continually held the leading market position in the cermet industry. Kyocera's new cermet inserts feature a unique coating, and the enhanced composition of the cermet surface ensures improved wear-resistance, greater stability in machining, and superior durability. With these features, the new products offer greater productivity in the finishing of hard metals.

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    Product PV7010 MEGACOAT PV7005 MEGACOAT TN6010 Superfine series Cermet Cermet Cermet Variety 195 items 65 items 181 items Application High-quality finishing of steels High-quality finishing of cast iron Semi-finishing of steels Sales target 200 million yen (first year, total for three products) Production base Sendai Plant, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan

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