Cross-brand grade equivalence · brand-neutral
Kyocera TN60 equivalents
How to read this page. These matches are compiled from grade comparison charts the manufacturers publish themselves, cross-checked against each other. A match means two grades are placed at the same ISO 513 application position, which is where the maker says the grade belongs. It does not mean the grades are interchangeable: substrate, cobalt content, coating and edge preparation still differ, and so will tool life and the cutting data you should start from. Validate any swap on a sample part before you change production. Something wrong on this page, or a grade you want removed? research@cuttingtoolsai.eu.
Kyocera TN60 sits at ISO 513 application classes K15, P20 — cast iron, steel. 4 grades from other manufacturers cover that same full range and are confirmed by two or more manufacturer charts.
Grades placed at the same full ISO range
4 grades from other makers cover every one of TN60's application classes, not merely one of them, and are confirmed by two or more manufacturer charts. A grade that covers only part of the range is not listed as an equivalent here.
| Grade | Shared ISO classes | Evidence | Why it placed here |
|---|---|---|---|
| MOLDINO CZ25 | K15, P20 | 4 sources | Confirmed by 4 manufacturer charts; covers both ISO classes of your grade (K15, P20); no published property data on file for one or both grades, so this rests on the ISO class alone. |
| Tungaloy AT9530 | K15, P20 | 4 sources | Confirmed by 4 manufacturer charts; covers both ISO classes of your grade (K15, P20); no published property data on file for one or both grades, so this rests on the ISO class alone. |
| Tungaloy NS9530 | K15, P20 | 4 sources | Confirmed by 4 manufacturer charts; covers both ISO classes of your grade (K15, P20); no published property data on file for one or both grades, so this rests on the ISO class alone. |
| Tungaloy J9530 | K15, P20 | 3 sources | Confirmed by 3 manufacturer charts; covers both ISO classes of your grade (K15, P20); no published property data on file for one or both grades, so this rests on the ISO class alone. |
What this does and does not tell you
An ISO 513 application class says which material group and which range of operations a grade is built for. Two grades sharing a class are built for the same job. They are not identical: substrate grain, cobalt content, coating and edge preparation still differ, and so will tool life and the cutting data you should start from. Treat a match here as the shortlist for your own trial, not as a drop-in replacement.
Everything above is derived from the makers' own published application data. Nothing is inferred from price, availability or popularity, and no manufacturer pays to appear here.
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