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Master's thesis

Thesis Project –Inclination Angle Investigation

Sandvik · Sweden, Sandviken; Sweden

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Verified active· Checked 26/09/2026

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Opportunity
Master's thesis
Location
Sweden, Sandviken; Sweden
Funding / pay
Not specified by the organization
Eligibility
Check the qualifications in the official posting

Project description

Sandvik Coromant is a global market-leading manufacturer of tools and tooling systems for advanced industrial metal cutting. In this thesis project you will be investigating the effect different inclination angles have on the milling process.Background and scope of the projectThe geometry of a cutting edge in milling is defined by several angels, surfaces and edge rounding’s, each contributing to the cutting process in its own way. Many of the features are relatively well known and some are known to a lesser extent. In this thesis project the aim is to focus on the Inclination angle and investigate how different inclination angles affect the cutting process in areas such as sound, power consumption, edge toughness etc. Work descriptionThe work includes a theoretical part where earlier studies and studies of other parameters is analyzed. Tests will then be conducted on a pre-designed and manufactured set of tools that cover a suitable span of angles. The result will then be used to design a new insert geometry based on the learnings from the test.Work locationThe work location is Sandviken and we expect you to work as much as possible on-site to build networks and get good support from the organizationStudent backgroundWe are looking for a student with background in mechanical engineering, computational science or similar. Experience in manufacturing industry is an advantage but not a requirement.Our cultureAt Sandvik, we’re tech driven, innovative and entrepreneurial. We believe that success is a team effort so we value diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive culture where people can be themselves and reach their full potential. So, we invest in supporting each other, learning together and celebrating our differences.Duration of the projectThe thesis project consists of 30 credits and lasts 20 weeks, starting date is flexible.Contact informationFor further information about this project, please contact Ralf Lehto, Principal R&D Engineer at ralf.lehto@sandvik.comWe’ve already decided on which advertising channels and marketing campaigns we wish to use, and respectfully decline any additional contacts in that matter.How to applySend your application as soon as possible and no later than October 15th. Click apply and include your resume and cover letter in English. Please note that we don’t accept applications by e-mail. Job ID: R0097068.

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