ADET Milling Inserts Manufacturer & Supplier in China
Source ADET1603 shoulder-milling inserts for standard and custom projects. Send the full designation and cutter details to review dimensions, edge preparation and work-material requirements.
What Is a ADET Milling Insert?
ADET is an indexable milling-insert family with an 85° parallelogram outline, nominal 15° clearance, E-class tolerance and a single-sided countersunk fixing-hole configuration. The documented 1603 platform is used in compatible shoulder-milling cutters. Its elongated body must be distinguished from similar-looking APET, ADMT and turning inserts: full seat geometry and cutting-edge position govern replacement.
Key Specifications
Insert Shape
85° parallelogram
Clearance Angle
15° nominal
Tolerance Class
E class
Insert Configuration
Positive, single-sided, countersunk fixing hole; 2 principal indexing positions
Common ISO Sizes
160302SR, 160304SR and 160308SR
Primary Applications
Shoulder Milling, Side Milling, Open-Slot Milling
Custom ADET Insert Options
Configure the key manufacturing details for your insert application, from dimensions and cutting material to edge condition and identification.
Dimensions & Tolerances
Specify insert dimensions and tolerances according to your drawings.
Cutting Material & Grade
Select insert material and grade to suit your machining application.
Top Geometry & Chip Control
Customize top geometry and chip control features for your cutting needs.
Edge Preparation
Specify edge honing, chamfers and other edge preparation options.
Coating & Surface Treatment
Choose coating and surface treatments to meet your cutting needs.
Marking & Packaging
Customize insert markings and packaging to meet your order requirements.
Available ADET Milling Insert Sizes
CarbideMatch can review standard ADET sizes and custom requirements for your milling application. Send the full designation, cutter model, drawing or sample, work material and cutting conditions so we can confirm the required configuration and provide a quotation.
ISO Designation
A / Length (mm)
B / Width (mm)
S (mm)
RE (mm)
ADET 160302SR
15.875
9.525
3.18
0.2
ADET 160304SR
15.875
9.525
3.18
0.4
ADET 160308SR
15.875
9.525
3.18
0.8
Don't See the Configuration You Need?
The configurations shown above represent commonly requested options and may not include everything we can supply. Contact us to check another specification or discuss your custom requirements.
ADET Milling Insert Applications
Select the insert and cutter as a complete system. Review the operation, component geometry, machine rigidity and engagement before choosing the grade, coating and edge preparation.
Shoulder Milling
Machines adjoining floors and walls in a compatible shoulder cutter, within its supported cutting-edge engagement.
Side Milling
Uses the peripheral cutting edge on vertical component surfaces with controlled runout and overhang.
Open-Slot Milling
Machines accessible slots where the cutter permits full-width engagement and provides sufficient chip clearance.
Semi-Finish Milling
Creates a consistent machining allowance before the final pass, using edge preparation and grade suited to the material.
ADET Milling Insert FAQ
What should accompany a worn sample sent for reverse measurement?
Include an unused insert if available, the cutter model, screw and photographs of the pocket. Wear can remove the edge and support datums needed to reconstruct the original interface.
Can the clamping screw be selected from thread diameter alone?
No. Head shape, countersink contact, thread engagement, clearance and specified tightening torque also determine safe clamping.
How can mixed inserts in an unlabelled box be checked?
Separate them by underside contact pattern, thickness, hole profile and full markings before measurement. Similar colour and top-face outline are not reliable identification.
Why does one edge leave a different surface after indexing?
Check for seat contamination, underside damage, edge-height variation and pocket runout before changing the cutting parameters.
How should a first-article replacement trial be recorded?
Record the approved drawing revision, pocket position, runout, cutting conditions, work material and measured component results so subsequent batches can be compared.
Can the same drawing revision cover a different edge preparation?
Only when that change is explicitly controlled. Honing, chamfer and chip-forming details should be identified separately from the basic body dimensions.
About CarbideMatch
CarbideMatch is a cutting-tool manufacturer and multi-brand distributor with years of OEM manufacturing and industry experience. We currently focus on carbide and indexable inserts across a wide range of brands, grades and specifications.
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Review Application
We verify specifications, operation and performance goals.
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Match the Solution
We match the right inserts to your materials, cutting conditions and requirements.
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Confirm pricing, availability and samples when required.
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