BS EN ISO 15641:2001

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
  3.1 Tool classification terms
      3.1.1 Solid or one-piece cutter
      3.1.2 Composite cutter
      3.1.3 Complex cutter
  3.2 Types of fixing
      3.2.1 Bonding
      3.2.2 Separable
      3.2.3 Friction lock
      3.2.4 Form lock
  3.3 Terms for the designation of geometric parameters
      3.3.1 Maximum diameter of tool D
      3.3.2 Critical diameter d for bending
      3.3.3 Protruding tool length l[p]
  3.4 Terms for the designation of mechanical parameters
      3.4.1 Mass of milling cutter m[w]
      3.4.2 Component masses m[t]
  3.5 Terms for the designation of load parameters
      3.5.1 Maximum rotational speed n[max]
      3.5.2 Rotational speed for test
4 Hazards
  4.1 Effects which generate hazards
      4.1.1 Primary hazards
      4.1.2 Handling hazards
  4.2 Modes of cutter failure
      4.2.1 Body failure
      4.2.2 Failure of cutting element fixing
      4.2.3 Failure of cutting element
5 Safety requirements and/or measures
  5.1 Providing safety by design
  5.2 Importance of balance
  5.3 Integrity of manufacturing
  5.4 Centrifugal force type testing
      5.4.1 General requirements
      5.4.2 Testing of solid, one-piece or composite cutters
      5.4.3 Testing of complex cutters
      5.4.4 Duration of rotational speed for test
6 Marking of milling cutters
7 Documentation and information for use
Annex A (informative) Indications for design relative
                      to hazards
        A.1 Indications for design relative to hazards
        A.2 Total tool mass or tool component masses
        A.3 Unbalance
        A.4 Tool design
Annex B (informative) Explanatory notes to the scope

It deals with the principle hazards arising from use of milling cutters, e.g. milling cutters according to ISO 3855, used for high speed machining (chip removal at increased peripheral speeds) on metal working machine tools and prescribes safety requirements. It specifies design methods, centrifugal force test procedures, operational limits and the provision of information that will lead to minimisation or elimination of these hazards.