Insert Type

Uses

Typical Output / Performance

Key Advantages

Summary

APMT 11

Face milling, shoulder milling, slotting, ramping in steels, stainless steels, cast irons and more.

Good general‑purpose performance: according to spec it handles steel/stainless, coatings suit wide range.

Broad material compatibility • Many cutting edges per insert (economical) Good finish and flexibility across materials

The APMT 11 series is a reliable all‑round milling insert for general machining tasks.

LOGU 03

High‑feed milling, facing, shoulder milling, slotting, pocketing in materials like titanium alloys, PH stainless steels, etc.

High material removal rate (MRR) especially in weaker clamping situations or thin workpieces. Example specs list “for high feed … low depth of cut, high feed” in LOGU style.

Excellent for high‑feed operations • Low cutting forces → good for weak fixtures  Shorter cycle times

LOGU 03 inserts suit more aggressive feed applications and less rigid setups.

LMNU / LNMU 03

Similar to the above: precision milling, finishing operations, smaller inserts for geometry control. (Note: sometimes “LMNU” used)

Good finish and versatility; less aggressive removal, more about control and accuracy.

Flexibility in multiple materials  Good when detail/accuracy matter over pure volume

LNMU/LMNU 03 is more of a finishing/medium milling insert rather than aggressive roughing.

WNMU 08

Heavy flank milling, face milling, general to rough/finish in steel, stainless steel, cast iron and exotics.

Strong performance: Example spec shows feed per tooth 0.1‑0.3 mm, “high axial rake angle reduces cutting force” for WNMU series.

• Large number of cutting edges (6 edges in one spec) • Good economy per insert • Strong for general‑purpose/ rougher operations

WNMU series offers a high‑edge count insert for robust milling across materials which earns good productivity.